My Mother's Day in 2024

Sunday, May 12

Mother's Day 2024

I woke up to a nice gift from Summer. My coffee cup ready to go and a gift.

She gave me a necklace and earring set and a set of four new drinking glasses. :)

I can't believe the styles I wore as a teenager - my teenager is now wearing!

Autumn, Summer and I worked in the nursery/preschool for our first time during the morning service.

I was pleased to see how The Pink Stuff really cleaned up the water stains on my shower.

Mother's Day gift from Autumn. She's so thoughtful and always gets me practical things!

Salsa dishes, Scrub Mommy, cookies, new shears, new dish towels, and new drying mats.

Addie got me this strawberry jar. She said she thought I would like it and it reminded her of Papa Tastet's jar he used to have.

Fun memories. :)

Summer made a delicious, homemade meal for Mother's Day. Meatloaf, tomato soup, cucumber salad, tea.

Me crying because I was laughing so hard after I tasted the homemade lemon tart that Summer made but forgot the sugar!

My big girl totally relaxed. Ha!!

Monday, May 13

Out doing our walk/run.

The cutest little succulents marked way down at Aldi. :)

Grocery shopping today.

Report cards can now be printed online - yay!

Decided to get Luzianne for our sweet tea. :)

Addie made our dinner - homemade garlic bread and a meatball/pasta dish.

Look, it's raining!!

My hubby getting up my calendar whiteboard!!!

Tuesday, May 14

Eric was actually home and off today.

I had to do a lot of errands. I dropped off the immunization records to the health department, went to the chiropractor, and Walgreens, and got gas.

Got caught in the rain.

He NEVER sits on my lap but for some reason, here he is. I love it!

Later, Eric and I had a date and then we went to the pool.

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