CONTEST - Celebrate MOTHER's DAY - Smokelessimage.com

[Odium]

#5 My mothers favorite color is purple and her favoite flowers are red roses

 

[Odium]

#6 My birthday has landed on mothers day in the past and it will land on mothers day again in the year 2016 lol

 

[morri]

My mother taught me everything important in life. She taught me love.
This is my first Mother's Day without her.

I miss you, Mom.
1.

 

[skydragon]

#8

My mother's favorite color was blue.

 

[Hummingbird]

#1 I love my mother because she was the embodiment and essence of motherhood!
Mom, I love you, I miss you, I thank you!

Imagine and Smokelessimage Thank you! A really wonderful contest!

 

[skydragon]

#9

My mother was an RN and she loved helping people.

 

[skydragon]

#10

I wish I could do so many things over regarding my mother. And I wish I could have been there to save her the day she died.

 

[moondragon]

#4

My mother taught me how to laugh and how to look back at hard times with humor and laughter. Getting through difficult times is easier when you know someday you're going to look back on them and be able to laugh about them.

 

[MrsCasey]

#8

 

[MrsCasey]

#9

 

[MrsCasey]

#10

Happy Mother's Day Momma! I love you with all my heart and miss you every day but I will take the gentleness, laughter, patience, kindness and love you gave to me with me through the rest of my life.

 

[rosepetal]

#4 My Mom taught me we all have challenges, just some of us show ours more than others.

 

[Ceegary]

4: My Mom was a great dresser, always looked good, right to the end.

 

[Ceegary]

5: My Mom was a great dancer, she often was the life of the party even in her late 80s.

 

[Ceegary]

6: Some of our family moments came when Mom had a little too much to drink because she was a really funny drunk.

 

[Vape Ape]

1) I love my mother because, she is the most compassionate, giving person I know

 

[ISBN]

#1

 

[ISBN]

#2

 

[ISBN]

#3

 

[CatLady007]

#2
My mom taught me to pick my battles, but that if one was forced on me, to make it an event that would be remembered.