She loved her kitchen. It was her domain. Everything had its place and she had her own routine, knowing exactly what needed to be done and when. I could sit and sip on coffee or tea (or something stronger, depending on the time of day - HA!) and talk to her as she scurried around with loving attention to detail. Even kitchen clean up was reserved only for her.
I know Mom is watching over me and wouldn't want me to grieve so. It's difficult not to. I believe in angels and know I have my own Irish Angel watching over me.
What beautiful memories. Thankfully, they help us through our grief. Sounds like you have a special mother!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet post ~ such fond memories of your mother. Hugs...
ReplyDeleteGod bless you Kim. I'm sure your mother is indeed watching over you.
ReplyDeleteWonderful memories of your Mom.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
I am glad you have such wonderful memories of your mom. You enjoy the feast you will create today. Happy Saint Patrick's Day Kim!!
ReplyDeleteTake care sweetie. Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteLovely post to honor your Mom. My mother died many years ago and I still feel her presence within me all the time.
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to have those memories and traditions. The mom and daughter time is especially important. These firsts are hard after we lose someone. Spring will be hard for us when Dennis' dad would look forward to garden and outside work in his healthier days. We are the lucky ones for having spent these times together. Take care, Kim
ReplyDeleteIt's good to remember your mom. Remember her with happy thoughts and a smile! Happy St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteThis was very touching! Although I still have my mum, I miss my dad very much who went to Heaven 15 years ago!AriadnefromGreece!
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