Pedicures were in order for this Mother’s Day.
Daughter-in-law, two granddaughters and I now have sandal wearing toes. Such
fun!
The last Mother’s Day I had with my mom we went and had pedicures.
She enjoyed it so much and it remains a special memory for me. Along with so
many others. She truly was a very special person.
Mother’s Day is filled with many memories for me. Ironically,
my father passed away on Mother’s Day in 2007. He too, was a very special
person. Both of my parents graced our family with such love. I miss them every day,
and feel so honored I’d been blessed to call them mom and dad.
I send blessings to all of you on this special day.
Other notes:
I’m still trying to figure out what to take to the Antiques Roadshow.
I received the author's galley of my November release The Wrong Cowboy…for anyone who read The Major’s Wife you may recall a woman
on the train with six children claiming to be a mail order bride. That was
Marie Hall. The Wrong Cowboy is her
story.
I’ve been researching motorcycles in the 1920’s. The hero in
Josie’s story, the fourth installment of my roaring twenties books, rides one.
I am really going to miss writing about Roger Nightingale and his four
daughters when this series is completed.
I have things to do and places to be today, so will close
for now. Keep smiling.
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