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7 comments:
That last panel had me dropping a tear on my F key.
And she knew how much you loved her, Russ. Moms know. ~Mary oxoxo
I hope my son remembers sweet things like that last memory. That would make a great Christmas card.
That last one makes up for velvet robes and all the rest. Agreeing with Mary about the knowing. -Cin
It's those tiny moments like that. I wonder which ones my kids will remember.
those tiny little moments are the things i miss most about not having a real mother. what a beautiful tribute to your mom.
xxalainaxx
yes, it's confusing to kids to be thrust into a stranger's lap, and have him thrust his hairy face into yours and peal out with hearty "ho~ho~ho"s...esp when the kid's been told not to talk to strangers, and never never take candy from strangers {put that candy cane down, ya hear me now?}
aww. i love that last one. (bowing hea,d respectful moment of silence for our moms.)
tonight, i'll toast to them--here's to good moms! (and to great cartoons.)
oh, also, love "they were nice people, but i was still angry."
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