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Welcome to this week's tips
Hi Everyone,
I'm back from my grieving hiatus. Thanks for all the kind notes! This is the poem I wrote for Mom and read at her funeral:
As cancer sapped her energy, Mom still wanted to make sure her cards got
out. "Did you send them?" Caring.
Mom, the card lady, had boxes of cards to encourage and celebrate every event, every sorrow. Even in sickness, she didn't want to forget anyone. Caring.
She kept notes on the happenings of friends so she could check in with them. A calendar was full of birthdays and anniversaries. Caring.
People tell us how gentle and patient she was as she looked after some who could no longer
look after themselves. Caring.
And that is how we can remember Mom. By caring for others.
Brea, her friends and I went to Art Prize in Grand Rapids and below are Brea's pictures. The third picture was made of sugar.
The Declutter Group has been doing fantastic getting lots of things out of the house.
Create the Decluttering Habit book is now in paperback.
