It's hard to write about someone like Mom. She was one of a kind and goofy as heck. She could out-cackle any chicken especially when she was with her girlfriends. She had three daughters, Nancy, Beverly and Susan (whom she referred to as "my #1 girl", "my #2 girl", and "my #3 girl"--which we hated but she kept saying it anyway. )
Her home was the prettiest and most inviting corner lot in the neighborhood. Strangers driving by would stop and compliment her on the flowers and green, green grass. She would keep a little spade in the car so when she found a pretty fern or wildflower on a hike in the woods, she'd dig it up and bring it home to her garden or she'd wade around in a country creek for some smooth rocks to put around her trees.
Her home was the prettiest and most inviting corner lot in the neighborhood. Strangers driving by would stop and compliment her on the flowers and green, green grass. She would keep a little spade in the car so when she found a pretty fern or wildflower on a hike in the woods, she'd dig it up and bring it home to her garden or she'd wade around in a country creek for some smooth rocks to put around her trees.
It's hard to write about someone like Mom. She was one of a kind and goofy as heck. She could out-cackle any chicken especially when she was with her girlfriends. She had three daughters, Nancy, Beverly and Susan (whom she referred to as "my #1 girl", "my #2 girl", and "my #3 girl"--which we hated but she kept saying it anyway. )
Her home was the prettiest and most inviting corner lot in the neighborhood. Strangers driving by would stop and compliment her on the flowers and green, green grass. She would keep a little spade in the car so when she found a pretty fern or wildflower on a hike in the woods, she'd dig it up and bring it home to her garden or she'd wade around in a country creek for some smooth rocks to put around her trees.
Her home was the prettiest and most inviting corner lot in the neighborhood. Strangers driving by would stop and compliment her on the flowers and green, green grass. She would keep a little spade in the car so when she found a pretty fern or wildflower on a hike in the woods, she'd dig it up and bring it home to her garden or she'd wade around in a country creek for some smooth rocks to put around her trees.
