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Oh Birthdays are the best, and my children to this day, grown as they are, make a big deal of them, as they should. I 99% of the time take off on my birthday. When the kids were being raised, I took off on theirs, if they had no school. Now, I take off on my husband's BD as well.
One year, early adulthood/motherhood, I sent flowers to my mom to thank her for my life. She was thrilled. I only wish I had sent her more flowers on more of my birthdays. Don't forget your Mom on your birthday...it will mean so much to her. Birthdays...what a grand celebration.
Posted by: Roselia Conrad | April 24, 2009 at 09:27 AM
Sending a lei of e-hugs for your birthday, Rosa.
Posted by: Roselia Conrad | April 24, 2009 at 09:28 AM
Mahalo for the lei of e-hugs Roselia!
Family birthdays are good places to start with any renewed commitment we have with celebrating them - for sure. It is far too easy to take our loved ones for granted because they are always there.
When she called me yesterday, my mom said to me, “Thank you so much for being my first born. What a difference that made in my life!” and I felt it was such a huge thing for her to say to me – it floored me, when all I could think of was how much I should be thanking her instead.
Posted by: Rosa Say | April 24, 2009 at 11:44 AM