Today was mothers first Mothers Day celebrated without her 'best man' at her side and although a sadder new beginning, it was not altogether a loss. I have made moms weekend almost all hers since she finished work early Friday eve and was home long before the sun set. We ate snacks (healthy and quick), watched movies and made small talk as she progressed into a better part of relaxation.
Saturday was bright and cheery on the inside of the home while the outside lent itself to overcast skies, grey patches and even menacing dark grey to black patches where rainfall was steadily pouring. We were lucky as only sprinkles attacked a small portion of the afternoon while we ran errands to make the holiday weekend quite nice. In the evening after a delicious home-delivered Zeppe's pizza (the Californian) we dressed casually and headed to the Stow-Monroe High School for the Stow Orchestra performing Ludwig Van Beethoven's 9th Symphony and I thoroughly enjoyed it !
On the way home we talked and mom is so chock full of knowledge, I learned some more great things about music, history and the events surrounding composure of the piece Ludwig labored over. We settle in later Saturday night and watch the HGTV channel and visit places like San Juan Puerto Rico and Naples Italy with House Hunters International, a favorite of us gals.
Sunday , today her wonderful day, starts off with a wonderful call from my sister whom has remembered and embraced mom as the person she is today, strong & resilient and very real. I admire both of the lovely moms in very different ways, and I am quite glad they spoke this morning. Now onto the afternoon which it still is and mom is curled up downstairs watching whatever her heart desires after a great dinner I prepared was consumed with smiles ! She is worth it in all ways and no matter how sometimes we do not see eye to eye and hurt each other with atrocious words, we still really do have each other s back and love the heck out of one another !
I thank Goddess for my mother, do you thank someone for yours ?
'till next time,
erica~ the enlightenment advisor