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Happy Mother's Day (the day after)

Kelly and Lindsey went grocery shopping together on Saturday and picked up some roses for me for Mother's Day that Lindsey arranged all by herself. I love the colors she chose and Kelly said he was really glad she was there because he wouldn't have had a clue what went well together. What sweethearts.

Lindsey made lunch for us after church yesterday too. The family watched the movie, Aragon, together, which we enjoyed. Kelly gave me a very beautiful Mother's Day card and what he wrote inside it, was even more of a treasure. Of course I'll keep it by my nightstand for weeks and look at it daily. I love my family. My mom had her mobile telephone turned off on Mother's Day and I tried to call three or four times. I tried her home phone first and left a message. We called Kelly's mom on the way to church and had a nice, long conversation with her and were able to wish her a happy Mother's Day, which was nice. She was very grateful, as always.

Comments

Bobbi said…
Happy late Mothers' Day, Kelly. I can tell by your delight in your family evidenced in your posts that you are a great mom. It sounds like a good day, which you deserve.
Heidi said…
My mom never has her cell phone on either so it's hard to get hold of her. Luckily she answered the home phone yesterday!
Summer Adams said…
Oooh, great selection of colors! They did a great job. Glad it was a nice day. Isn't it a fun day! I love when my family celebrates me and my hard work! hee hee
Lonna said…
It is nice to be noticed and even better to be celebrated. I am so glad that you know what a treasure you are to your family.
Julie V. said…
How pretty, that is cute that Kelly had Lindsey help him pick out the colors. Men are so cute!
She did a great job arranging those flowers. coming from a girl who can't arrange anything, Im' very impressed!! Happy Mother's day to you.
Mandi said…
Happy Mother's Day Kelly! I am glad to see you were spoiled on Mother's Day. You deserve it. Very beautiful flowers, I love the color scheme. Tell Lindsey great shop, she should get a job at a flower shop!

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