Dear Chris,

Religion has always been a big part of my family life
growing up. Not so much as I grew older. I hated
some of the sermons being preached from the pulpit,
and I drifted away. However, when I was diagnosed with
cancer more than a decade ago - I again turned back to God.

I think religion is a personal matter - and I'm not out to
preach or convert anyone.

This morning my husband made me breakfast for Mother's Day.
I lit two candles in memory of my mum and my mother-in-law
and said a few prayers.

Take care.
Stay safe.

What motherhood is, is not employment.

http://www.facebook.com/martynlloydiles/videos/619579262175340/

Wasn't that a wonderful opportunity for Foxy to talk about herself. Why do you mugs think that she asks these questions?

Dear Josephus,

Thank You for the link.

You might like to Google the sermons of
Martyn Lloyd Jones. There's 1,600 on the web.

God Bless.

Take care.
Stay safe.

Hi ttbn,

I got so excited when I saw your name on a post
on this thread. I was sure that you'd come on
here to share something about your mum with us - as
we've all been doing.

But that wasn't why you came here.

Ah well, I'll dust myself down, and continue to keep
on posting despite your continuing attempts to demean me.

Perhaps one day you may be able to come out of the
shadows.

For your own sake - may that day be sooner than later.
It's not good for you to carry all that resentment
inside.

I think this thread is a good one, one of the few I have observed where left and right leaning readers have contributed their thoughts about the importance of mothers (parents).