
You sent me this card a few years ago and I've been saving it to send back to you. So here it is.
On the inside it reads:
The more you have, the harder it is to breath.
So, I was wondering is it, huh, is it harder to breath?
I do want you to know that I think you are amazing and I am so glad that you get to be my mom. Who else would put up with all my shenanigans? I do have to say that one of my favorite things you ever did for me was to buy me thick white tights when I was going through the awkward non-shaving period in my life. It so grossed you out but you still loved me and my hairy legs.
I admire you for the wife that you are, the sister that you are, the grandma that you are, the taxi driver that you still are, the vessel that you've been to all eight of us Stott kids, the friend that you are, the way you serve in your callings, the supportive Bishop's wife you've been-all 3 times, the reader that you are, the silly girl that you become when you are either with your sister or you daughters-late at night, the soccer, basketball, and volleyball mom that you have been and you're still at it, the seminary teacher, the barber that you've been, the cook that you are, the traditionalist that you are, and mostly for the ever supportive, very cool mother that you are! So many times in my teen-age years I would get upset with you and go into my room and rant about how I was never going t0 be like you. I was dumb then and I was stupid enough to think that you didn't know what was best for me. I was wrong and now I find myself doing those things that I swore I'd NEVER do and you know what, I love it! You have instilled many great lessons in me and my siblings and we are very lucky to have a mother who sacrificed so much for us. I hope that you know how much I still need you to be my mom and you are a Super Star to me. And for the record I have never shoved my finger up my nose and posed for a picture just to freak you out(hee hee).
I Love You Mom-Happy Birthday!!!





