Comments on: There Is Nothing Like A Mom! http://kleverkathy.com/2009/04/13/there-is-nothing-like-a-mom/ I have one and you have one...an opinion! Let's talk! Wed, 09 May 2012 09:45:41 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Karol Ann http://kleverkathy.com/2009/04/13/there-is-nothing-like-a-mom/comment-page-1/#comment-1519 Karol Ann Sun, 03 May 2009 14:49:32 +0000 http://kleverkathy.com/?p=431#comment-1519 Kathy....LOL You are too much!!!! She did good with you Nephew.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1519','Karol Ann'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('1519','Karol Ann','Kathy....LOL You are too much!!!! She did good with you Nephew.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Kathy….LOL You are too much!!!! She did good with you Nephew.
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]]> By: Kathy http://kleverkathy.com/2009/04/13/there-is-nothing-like-a-mom/comment-page-1/#comment-1211 Kathy Fri, 24 Apr 2009 12:07:43 +0000 http://kleverkathy.com/?p=431#comment-1211 Yes she did Barry! And I'm glad she gave you what so many mothers don't give their sons, integrity and one of the greatest lessons, how to be a man! Many males think making babies is what being a man is all about or seeing how many women's heads you can turn and notch on the bedpost! I am always happy and delighted to see men who can woo a woman, sweep her off her feet, take care of her, be true to her, cherish her, adore her and maintain a relationship through all the ups and downs. They are hard to find in our disposal society today. I am glad you are in our lives and I look forward to watching your mother's teaching unfold as soon as you make an honest woman out of that girl!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1211','Kathy'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('1211','Kathy','Yes she did Barry! And I\'m glad she gave you what so many mothers don\'t give their sons, integrity and one of the greatest lessons, how to be a man! Many males think making babies is what being a man is all about or seeing how many women\'s heads you can turn and notch on the bedpost! I am always happy and delighted to see men who can woo a woman, sweep her off her feet, take care of her, be true to her, cherish her, adore her and maintain a relationship through all the ups and downs. They are hard to find in our disposal society today. I am glad you are in our lives and I look forward to watching your mother\'s teaching unfold as soon as you make an honest woman out of that girl!'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Yes she did Barry! And I’m glad she gave you what so many mothers don’t give their sons, integrity and one of the greatest lessons, how to be a man! Many males think making babies is what being a man is all about or seeing how many women’s heads you can turn and notch on the bedpost! I am always happy and delighted to see men who can woo a woman, sweep her off her feet, take care of her, be true to her, cherish her, adore her and maintain a relationship through all the ups and downs. They are hard to find in our disposal society today. I am glad you are in our lives and I look forward to watching your mother’s teaching unfold as soon as you make an honest woman out of that girl!
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]]> By: Barry Palmore http://kleverkathy.com/2009/04/13/there-is-nothing-like-a-mom/comment-page-1/#comment-1209 Barry Palmore Fri, 24 Apr 2009 11:43:31 +0000 http://kleverkathy.com/?p=431#comment-1209 First off, let me start by saying that my mother was a woman of many flaws. Sylvia Palmore would have never been up for any Mother of the Year awards. She smoked, drank, and cursed, but she also loved, nurtured, and and showed compassion. She was so beautiful, but hated the spot light that her looks brought her. I can't recall ever seeing my mother outside without sunglasses on! When I was little going to the store was hard, men would say things that were way out of line. And just as quickly as their rude comments came out, she would be sending her own, four or five letter tribute back. After all that, she would look at me and say "Don't you ever in your life talk to a woman like that!!!"One of her main lessons was how to treat a lady, no matter what her circumstances are, she's still a lady. Imagine being four years old and your mother telling you, almost beating you " You are not gonna go around making babies with a bunch of different girls!!!" It was like she was punishing you before you even did it! Looking back and knowing how things turned out, she was giving us an accelerated course in life. It's almost like she knew she was going to have a limited time with us. I could go on for years talking about my mom and the impact that she had on my life...but for now, I'll I just say this, my mother raised one fine young man!!!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1209','Barry Palmore'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('1209','Barry Palmore','First off, let me start by saying that my mother was a woman of many flaws. Sylvia Palmore would have never been up for any Mother of the Year awards. She smoked, drank, and cursed, but she also loved, nurtured, and and showed compassion. She was so beautiful, but hated the spot light that her looks brought her. I can\'t recall ever seeing my mother outside without sunglasses on! When I was little going to the store was hard, men would say things that were way out of line. And just as quickly as their rude comments came out, she would be sending her own, four or five letter tribute back. After all that, she would look at me and say \"Don\'t you ever in your life talk to a woman like that!!!\"One of her main lessons was how to treat a lady, no matter what her circumstances are, she\'s still a lady. Imagine being four years old and your mother telling you, almost beating you \" You are not gonna go around making babies with a bunch of different girls!!!\" It was like she was punishing you before you even did it! Looking back and knowing how things turned out, she was giving us an accelerated course in life. It\'s almost like she knew she was going to have a limited time with us. I could go on for years talking about my mom and the impact that she had on my life...but for now, I\'ll I just say this, my mother raised one fine young man!!!'); return false;">Quote</a></div> First off, let me start by saying that my mother was a woman of many flaws. Sylvia Palmore would have never been up for any Mother of the Year awards. She smoked, drank, and cursed, but she also loved, nurtured, and and showed compassion. She was so beautiful, but hated the spot light that her looks brought her. I can’t recall ever seeing my mother outside without sunglasses on! When I was little going to the store was hard, men would say things that were way out of line. And just as quickly as their rude comments came out, she would be sending her own, four or five letter tribute back. After all that, she would look at me and say “Don’t you ever in your life talk to a woman like that!!!”One of her main lessons was how to treat a lady, no matter what her circumstances are, she’s still a lady. Imagine being four years old and your mother telling you, almost beating you ” You are not gonna go around making babies with a bunch of different girls!!!” It was like she was punishing you before you even did it! Looking back and knowing how things turned out, she was giving us an accelerated course in life. It’s almost like she knew she was going to have a limited time with us. I could go on for years talking about my mom and the impact that she had on my life…but for now, I’ll I just say this, my mother raised one fine young man!!!
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]]> By: Kathy http://kleverkathy.com/2009/04/13/there-is-nothing-like-a-mom/comment-page-1/#comment-931 Kathy Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:56:57 +0000 http://kleverkathy.com/?p=431#comment-931 Wow. That is nice to hear. My memories of Grandma (Sawyer) were few. Shortly after I came to the realization of a Grandma, she got what we have come to know as Alzheimer. We never really had the relationship like I did with Grammie or Kaiden has with me! Sidebar: Leah you have got to meet Master Kaiden J. Sawyer one day! Grandmother loves him! He sings the alphabet song like no other. He should get a prize for singing so hard and making up so many words! I need to write an entire article on the love of a Grandchild. It is overwhelming at times!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('931','Kathy'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('931','Kathy','Wow. That is nice to hear. My memories of Grandma (Sawyer) were few. Shortly after I came to the realization of a Grandma, she got what we have come to know as Alzheimer. We never really had the relationship like I did with Grammie or Kaiden has with me! Sidebar: Leah you have got to meet Master Kaiden J. Sawyer one day! Grandmother loves him! He sings the alphabet song like no other. He should get a prize for singing so hard and making up so many words!\r\n\r\nI need to write an entire article on the love of a Grandchild. It is overwhelming at times!'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Wow. That is nice to hear. My memories of Grandma (Sawyer) were few. Shortly after I came to the realization of a Grandma, she got what we have come to know as Alzheimer. We never really had the relationship like I did with Grammie or Kaiden has with me! Sidebar: Leah you have got to meet Master Kaiden J. Sawyer one day! Grandmother loves him! He sings the alphabet song like no other. He should get a prize for singing so hard and making up so many words!

I need to write an entire article on the love of a Grandchild. It is overwhelming at times!

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]]> By: Leah http://kleverkathy.com/2009/04/13/there-is-nothing-like-a-mom/comment-page-1/#comment-929 Leah Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:49:59 +0000 http://kleverkathy.com/?p=431#comment-929 umh, umh, Aunt Dee, she still ate ashes after Tim and I both got here! thanks for that memory!! Reflecting on some of the women my MOM loved and those that shaped her character, I must mention Sis. Sawyer. Kat, your paternal grandma. My mom LOVED her!!She took time and conversation with her on many ocassions. I have a picture of Sis. Sawyer, my mom and Sis.Davis(Debbie & Lisa's mom).They were young women and Sis.Sawyer looked happy to be standing between them. Down thru the yrs she would quote, "as Sis. Sawyer would say, this or that".She was just one of her favorite people.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('929','Leah'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('929','Leah','umh, umh, Aunt Dee, she still ate ashes after Tim and I both got here!\r\nthanks for that memory!! Reflecting on some of the women my MOM loved and those that shaped her character, I must mention Sis. Sawyer. Kat, your paternal grandma. My mom LOVED her!!She took time and conversation with her on many ocassions. I have a picture of Sis. Sawyer, my mom and Sis.Davis(Debbie & Lisa\'s mom).They were young women and Sis.Sawyer looked happy to be standing between them. Down thru the yrs she would quote, \"as Sis. Sawyer would say, this or that\".She was just one of her favorite people.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> umh, umh, Aunt Dee, she still ate ashes after Tim and I both got here!
thanks for that memory!! Reflecting on some of the women my MOM loved and those that shaped her character, I must mention Sis. Sawyer. Kat, your paternal grandma. My mom LOVED her!!She took time and conversation with her on many ocassions. I have a picture of Sis. Sawyer, my mom and Sis.Davis(Debbie & Lisa’s mom).They were young women and Sis.Sawyer looked happy to be standing between them. Down thru the yrs she would quote, “as Sis. Sawyer would say, this or that”.She was just one of her favorite people.
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