Monday Morning Question:
What is something that your mother taught you, that you are glad she did?
My Answer: To be positive.
Your answer?
Monday, June 13, 2005
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my answer.... NOT TO BE LIKE HER... WELL THATS WHAT IM HAPPY FOR SINCE SHE HAS ALWAYS CONTROLLED ME ...AND IM NOT TRYING TO LET MYSELF CONTROL MY DAUGHTER
ReplyDeleteI would have to thank my Mother for three things - love of history, love of animals and love of nature/gardening. xxxx
ReplyDeleteGood ole fashioned MANNERS!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
My Mum taught me to be a good and loving Mother.
ReplyDeleteI don't mean this to sound nasty, we are good friends now, but she was not the best Mother so I learnt not to do the things she did, and to definately do the things she didn't!! Right now, she is teaching me through her actions. She is being so strong, as her life changes completely and her world falls apart. I hope I can learn this from her.
Sara x
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ReplyDeleteAuthor: fisherkristina
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Monday Morning Question:
What is something that your mother taught you, that you are glad she did?
Wow this is a hard one.
I guess it was "treat others as you would like to be treated "
I guess she taught it to me by example by the way we were treated as kids. AWEFULL !! Through that I knew I didn't want to treat peole how she treated me.
Do I sound a little bitter here ?...............................Kasey
In a roundabout way, she taught me to be the best mother I possibly could to my children. I truly thank her for that.
ReplyDeleteSandra xxx
my mum taught me that I was loved and how to love back. She taught me how to laugh and how to cry and to be there for others whilst they cry. I love my mum even though she passed away 16 years ago and miss her so much.........Jules xx
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My mother taught me to keep going when things get rough... and to cook, she's a great cook
ReplyDeleteLuv,
Promise
I would have to say if she taught me anything, it was to not judge people by the way they look.
ReplyDeletean apreshation for reading and a shared love for Neil Dimond music.
ReplyDeleteHmm...how to read a recipe. That was pretty useful. LOL
ReplyDeleteMy mum taught me respect for others and good manners.
ReplyDeleteSylvia x
My mama taught me to love God, love myself and love others. Pretty good mom, ya think? Penny
ReplyDeleteMy mom taught me so many things to pick one is very hard...but if I have to pick one that I am GLAD that she taught me it is Respect.
ReplyDeleteOh let's see, respect for my elders, especially parents--most of whom sacrificed most of their lives for us and did the best they could raising us given the circumstances. Not to blame other people for my own problems. God, music, books. The list could go on, and on...
ReplyDeleteHere's one I'll always remember. When presented with new food she would say. "Just shut up and eat it, we'll talk about it later." LOL That phrase has always stuck with me.
ReplyDeleteYes, honey, she did teach us to be positive no matter what, huh? Also, to find joy in little things. She still does that. She has joy and humor. I love it! Almost makes me want to do a journal entry on it like some people do for your question. Hmmm...thinking about it. Do I have the energy today? lol GREAT question! Hey, perhaps you should do the same question about fathers near Father's Day? Love ya, sissy! xox
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Like most of the answers here, it is hard to pick just one thing...when there are so many memories. Mom raised 4 daughters with lots of love and laughter. Respect for others, manners, love of books and old movies, football, nascar. ~D
ReplyDeleteHow to be a good mother.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great week!
ReplyDeleteLinda
http://journals.aol.com/fasttrack58/FootprintsintheSand/entries/1989