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P.S. - From Mom

Today will be a pretty busy day with not a lot of posting, so I won't be participating in Word Filled Wednesday today. But, I wanted to share a quick thought from an adorable book I found at a yard sale - "P.S. I Love You- When Mom Wrote She Always Saved the Best For Last". The book is filled with cute sayings for children with love from their moms.

Here are a few of these writings:

What you are becoming is more important than what you are accomplishing.

Our character is what we do when we think no one is looking.


Don't brag, it's not the whistle that moves the train.


Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye.
I love you, Mom


May your day be blessed and full of the goodness of God!

Comments

  1. Those are such cute sayings! I always try to build up my kids. I would like to find that book!

    Hugs, Sharon

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  2. :) I love books like that! I have one about friendship!

    Thanks for your sweet comment on my picture blog.

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  3. Loved the sayings out of your book.I am trying to do some catch-up tonight, your blog is so inspiring and beautiful.

    Blessings,
    Sue

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  4. Ooh.. I love these! Sounds like a great book.

    Have a great weekend!

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