mycatsmom

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In honor of Mothers Day - - --What did you learn from your mother ?

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jhharlan

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Oh, many, many things but what comes to mind is I know how to cook......

9 years ago. Rating: 11
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mycatsmom

It's fun to watch your mom cook or bake when you're little.

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Bob/PKB

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Mom never left a mess in the kitchen. Even if they entertained 100 people, there wasn't a dirty dish, pot, or spoon when she went to bed.

9 years ago. Rating: 11
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Vinny

Ya know, I was raised in the restaurant business, my mom was the same, do one job, clean up from that job and move on to the next job. Where the kitchen was always spotless, I can not say the same about her! LOL! She was a mess! Apron with tomato sauce all over it, she sometimes looked like she was the star of a horror movie. But when you are cooking for night of 3to400 people, messy aprons will happen, but no excuse for messy kitchen. I am not that way, messes follow me wherever I go. My mom gave up on me.

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Bob/PKB

The mess on the apron was evidence the food will be amazing!
I clean as I go, but think less anality might lend itself to better food.

commented 9 years ago

mycatsmom

my mom always cleaned up everything and wore an apron too. I wear an apron, if I'm a little dressed up ,like for church, and I'm eating something that could ruin my outfit if dropped on it.

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Ducky

Same here. My mother would have to wash a cup before she went to bed, rather than leave it in the sink overnight. A little extreme I think.

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Flip

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To be humble.

9 years ago. Rating: 11
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mycatsmom

Hi Flip ! Haven't seen you for awhile.

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Tommyh

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Love many.Trust few.Always paddle your own canoe.

9 years ago. Rating: 10
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mycatsmom

that's cool, tommy .

commented 9 years ago

Tommyh

Actually my mother in law's favourite sayig.

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Ducky

Good one!

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Vinny

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I learned how to duck a flying shoe, avoid a swinging broom and how to keep my mouth shut during conversations that do not concern me. And some that do concern me. I miss my mom! :(

9 years ago. Rating: 10
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mycatsmom

I liked it last year when you said your mom could bank a shot of a flying shoe around a corner at you --- LOL
I miss my mom very much :'-(

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Vinny

My mom was a sweetheart, she had no enemies. I posted her pic yesterday (mothers day) on Facebook like everyone else, it was amazing the people that came out to greet her with kind words. You only have two parents, enjoy their company, they won't be with you forever. Unfortunately, you don't know just how much you love them until they are gone. I suggest everyone that has living parents to tell them now, don't wait until they are gone.

commented 9 years ago

terryfossil 1

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I started winning fights in the street,,my mother's advice to me"remember there is always somebody better than you".She was wrong, there was a heck of a lot more than one better than me..<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>..

9 years ago. Rating: 9
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tabber

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patience & creativity & fairness to all involved.

9 years ago. Rating: 9
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mycatsmom

What a great gal she must be .

commented 9 years ago

robertgrist

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My mother taught me more about trust and love than she realized. I love my mother and father. My home life was happy. I left when I had no other option but she could not comprehend why I felt so compelled to go.

9 years ago. Rating: 8
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mycatsmom

and why did you buck the law ?

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robertgrist

That's in my book, and that will not be completed for a while. I was thinking about a public version translated into some fictional form that wouldn't embarrass anyone...transliterating events etc. Laws are only absolute in a dictatorship. So if you must "buck the law" then leaving is one of several options. All my choices are made on the basis of cost and benefit.

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tabber

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PATIENCE WITH MYSELF & OTHERS.

9 years ago. Rating: 8
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country bumpkin

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I learned to be a better mother to my child than my mother was to her children. Most of the things she did wrong to my brother and myself while growing up stayed ingrained in the back of my mind so when I became a mother I was determined not to walk in her footsteps. In hind sight, I guess she taught me a lot.