This was the last picture I took of my mother-in-law. She was holding her newborn great-grandson. Mommy lived to hold her great-great-grandson in her arms last January. She was the sweetest woman I knew, my mother-in-law for twenty years. In all that time, we never had a disagreement. After my father-in-law's bypass surgery, they stayed in my house in Baltimore for 3 months. She and I cooked together in my tiny kitchen for 3 months and got along perfectly all the time, even though she was an experienced cook and I really wasn't.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
My Sweet Mother-in-Law
This was the last picture I took of my mother-in-law. She was holding her newborn great-grandson. Mommy lived to hold her great-great-grandson in her arms last January. She was the sweetest woman I knew, my mother-in-law for twenty years. In all that time, we never had a disagreement. After my father-in-law's bypass surgery, they stayed in my house in Baltimore for 3 months. She and I cooked together in my tiny kitchen for 3 months and got along perfectly all the time, even though she was an experienced cook and I really wasn't.
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3 comments:
Wishing you and your family long life!!
Andi x
You are so lucky to have all those sweet memories of her! I hope that makes it easier to bear the loss. Hugs OOO
So nice that you posted this about your mother-in-law. We should all have such good fortune to have such a mother-in-law and to speak about only good things at a time like this. You are all in our prayers,
Fondly, Etty and everyone at the Quilting Corner
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