Sorry we've been having a little bit of delays with our lives. Ever since Mom and the rest of us were trying to get used to the new look of how the Little Miracles people have changed our home, some of us have been dreading on the idea that we were going to celebrate Mother's Day and Father's Day without Dad for the first time. Even Mom was dreading on it, just because she remembered all those good times on Mother's Day that Dad would always prepare special times for her, like the home repairs and even the dating times.
For the past few months, ever since Dad's funeral, we have been able to celebrate the holidays and special days while knowing that Dad is up in heaven, probably working on an important job for the eternities. This year, for Mother's Day, I went to church with Mom, while Curly and Baby Doll joined along for the worship. After church, we went to the cemetery to visit Dad's stone. Baby Doll and Mom were singing a little ballad that Baby Doll learned from Girl Scout Camp that was kind of a finale, but decided it kind of fit for Dad's heavenly love.
It turns out that from now on, we have a new tradition of celebrating both the parents' days in honor of Dad. Every Mother's Day, Father's Day, and even Memorial Day, we will visit his stone, along with his other heavenly grandsons.
Afterwards, we got home and got things ready for a little family gathering. Some family members came for dinner, including Bossy, Gamer, and their kids. As a Mother's Day gift, Gamer helped replace the microwave. It's been operating without any heat and it was annoying, so we got a new one that does heat.
I even played Mom's favorite song that talks about Mother's Day, Love Me Like a Rock by Paul Simon. To make it even special, I would like to show it to you based on one of my favorite childhood movies.
Happy Mother's Day! Love you, Mom.
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