As I stated in my introduction today in the Spiritual Sundays blog, we honor God first today, but we also want to honor mothers. Since “Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother” is one of God’s commandments, we honor him when we obey this command. If you have a wonderful mother like I had, you will do this whether God had commanded it or not. If your mother is still alive, be thankful. Mine has been gone almost 10 years. How I would love to talk to her today. Oh, I do still talk to her often even though she is not here in person, but how wonderful it would be to hear her voice again. I am so looking forward to the day that will happen because of what Jesus did for us. I thought I would share these old photos taken on Mother’s Day in about 1966 or 67. Could have been 68. The dress my mother has on was my gift to her. I made her dress and the dress I had on as well. My dear Hubby bought us the corsages. Wasn’t that sweet?
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Charlotte
This is so precious! I’m glad you shared the photos with us – they tell so much about you! Have a wonderful Mother’s Day, dear friend.
How beautiful you both look. And what a wonderful memory! Happy Mother’s Day!
What a sweet picture of you and your mom. Happy Mother’s Day Charlotte.
Susan
we had dresses like these…my mom used to make all our clothes.
happy mother’s day, Charlotte!
Charlotte,
Beautiful post, and what a beautiful picture of you both, the corsages are beautiful too. Very thoughtful husband too! Pictures like this always bring back pleasant memories. Thank you for sharing. May I wish you a very blessed and Happy Mother’s Day.
Sue
A beautiful tribute to your mother.
Happy Mother’s Day.
Very sweet tribute to your mom. Love the dresses and the statement about honoring our father and mother as a way of honoring God. So true.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Robin@Miscellaneous Thoughts
Isn’t she sweet?
Gday Charlotte. Lovely Tribute to your Dear Mother. and love your dresses.
My Dear Mum past away January 1997 age 93..and I still miss our little talks and many phone calls..
Your pics are great! I absolutely love the dresses. You all looked pretty and I wish everyone would wear the corsages again. They are so lady-like. Happy Mother’s Day.
Blessings,
Gigi
I wanted to stop by and send along my very best wishes for you that you have a wonderful, happy Mother’s Day!!! Be blessed.
” Happy Mothers Day”
((Hugz ))) What a beautiful photo of you both!! I wish I could sew, the colors you chose match so perfectly on each of your dresses. I love my Mom and she is now about the same age as your Mom was in the photo.
Blessings Lorie
Hello Charlotte,
What a lovely tribute to your mother. You both looked beautiful in those dresses. Have a wonderful Sunday and a Happy Mother’s Day.
Blessings,
Sandi
Hi Charlotte,
What a lovely picture of the two of you in your pretty spring dresses!
Happy Mother’s Day!
What a beautiful post and tribute to your mother! The dresses are lovely. Hope you had a Happy Mother’s Day!
Blessings,
Cheryl
I love picture like these…they hold such dear memories for us. You are really talented, there girl, making your Mom’s and your dresses! I remember those “Jackie Kennedy” dresses we wore back then!
Happy Mother’s Day!
Hugs,
Jean
I miss your mom also, she was an amazing woman. She always but smiles on our faces. The dresses are so pretty, you have always been so talented what a blessing. Happy Mothers day to you and yes son’s are just as great as daughters.
Blessings,
Ginger
This is a very sweet post! I love seeing the picture and the dresses you made! Special memories!
Katherine
How beautiful you and your Mother are!
Happy Mother’s Day Charlotte!
Blessings,
Kathi 🙂
The photo of your Mom and the two of you together are sweet. You both look so beautiful and I so wish that I could sew. I’m sorry your Mom is gone and I know how much it must hurt because my Grandmother (who helped raise me) passed away three years ago and some days I just cry and cry that she is not here physically for me to talk with about things like we used to do. My illness has made me cry for her like a child a time or two. Thanks for stopping by and leaving me such a nice message.