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High & Low

Posted by Claudia Moser on 6:31 AM
No matter what happens, no matter how the day evolves, I will always have this memory, and just by watching this picture, I am having a great day!

My mother


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9 Comments

Desiree says:
7:30 AM

Your Mom is lovely and this is a beautiful picture!

Sush says:
7:54 AM

You are so very right...you will always have that memory and always have your Mother's love...

Hugs~

Belle says:
8:05 AM

Very loving and beautiful post.

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
9:44 AM

I feel the same way about my Mummy Bear xx

Sarah Tokeley says:
10:26 AM

A wonderful picture, and a great thought to hang on to when times get tough.

Linda O'Connell says:
1:19 PM

What a lovely thought and picture.

Southhamsdarling says:
2:39 PM

Loved this post Claudia (I would, because I'm a mum!!), and it was really nice to see a photo of your lovely mum sat in the sunlight like that.

BB says:
3:11 AM

The resemblance is quite strong between you two. She looks like a sweet and lovely lady. Very nice post Claudia!

Claudia Moser says:
9:03 PM

@Desiree - she is an amazing woman, I am very gratful to have her in my life!
@Sush - I love her very much and she always gives me strenght!
@Belle - thank you!
@Luan - happy for you, and glad you understand!
@Linda - thanks!
@Diane - finally you saw her right? See I respect my promises :)
@Barb - you are right, we are very similar and much alike in personality as well!

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