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Day #28 Why my mom is so special…Enter now!

We are now
in Day #28 of the lovely month of May, 2012. 
Happy Memorial Day everyone!!!!!!!
For today-
Comment on the following question:
Is there anything you wish you could have done different with your mother or grandmother – or that you still would like to still change?

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Comments

  1. Phoenix says

    I wish I could have had more time with my grandmothers, but I'm thankful for the genuine relationships we did have.

  3. Sandyhere says

    I wish I could have given her a better life. She was human and flawed as the rest of us but her heart was big and to the end she gave all of it. I miss her and wish she were still here with me so I could take care of her as she always took care of me.

    all_honey_here at yahoo dot com

  4. marybaker112 says

    I would watch my mother with my 4 year younger brother when I was 10 or so and he would be cuddled up to her and I would try to sit next to her and she would say "get off me". My heart would break. I wanted her to love me and tried to get her to love me until the day she died. I did well in school. I had a great job, I never did drugs. All of which my brother could not say. I now realize it was her. It was the way she was, and I can not change the way someone is. All I could do is love her. And I did.

  5. amylynn73 says

    I wish i would have spent more time with my mom growing up instead of being a rebeles teen….i missed out on many years being that way but i dont miss out on them now….we are much closer now…its a shame it takes you to grow up to see all along that your mom was always right….

    greeneyesamytolley@aol.com

  6. Dobie says

    Even though my was strict, i could talk to her so i wouldnt have changed anything. With my grandmother who passed away in 2004, i wish i could have gotten more information on family history about her great grandmother who was supposedly full blooded chinook indian. but her parents came over from germany and may have adopted her and we dont have records for that.

  7. Stephanie H. says

    I wish my mother didn't feel so guilty about my childhood. She thinks that because of problems she and my father had in my childhood until I was about 14 years old is why I am disabled and not married today. I wish she could understand I had a major accident. With my grandma I which I did better at calling and talking to her once I moved away from my home I almost completely for got about my extended family because I was struggling keeping up with my own family that was moving out of my parents home and starting their own families. I have severe telephone anxiety so sometimes it takes me days or weeks to be able to come up with the strength to make phone calls that need to be made.
    lpninpain@gmail.com

  8. francis485 says

    i would like to say i would change the way i was to my mom as a teen but if i was a teen again, i probaly would act the same way thinking i knew everything at that age, the way she was to me at that age made me who i am today a very strong willed person who takes a lickin and keeps on tickin, lol. i know in the past two years i have tried to be closer to my mother, appreciate her for being my mother. so i guess no i wouldnt change much, i think im already doing it.

    wdionisiolover@aol.com

    i shared on facebook and twitter

  15. Alicia Cox says

    I wish I would take the time to talk with my mom and grandma about our family tree and history. Maybe one of these days 🙂