May 18, 2017 | Be Inspired
I suspect we all have many unforgettable someones who have crossed paths with us.
Childhood friends.
First dates.
Sunday School teachers.
School teachers.
College professors.
Family members.
Coaches.
Teammates.
Roommates
Even a stranger…
What is it about each and every someone that makes them so memorable? Have you ever thought about the types of memories that are forever embedded in your heart?
Are they happy? Tragic? Inspiring? Do they involve a first-time? Was a goal achieved? A momentous event? A special occasion? Something unusual or unexpected?
There are undoubtedly numerous special memories with all the unforgettable someones of our lives. These memories are precious treasures as they instruct us on the things, events and people that are most important, on what matters most, that are worthy of being always remembered. They teach us what and whom we need to make time for in our busy and crazy lives no matter what, too.
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Jan 12, 2013 | Gospel According to Mamma
The Gospel According to Mamma has a new display location at the most adorable boutique in North Texas – Sunny Paige in Whitesboro, just off Hwy. 377!
Dec 23, 2012 | Gospel According to Mamma
Give the gift of “Mamma.” A perfect gift for daughters of any age for any reason!
Still recounting my lessons learned from the Christmas of 1968:
“…that joy is not dependent of money and circumstances, and that love is much stronger than hate and can dispel fear, uncertainty, and doubt.”
Excerpt from The Gospel According to Mamma
Merry Christmas! And me and Mamma wish y’all a very happy New Year!
Dec 22, 2012 | Gospel According to Mamma
Give the gift of “Mamma.” A perfect gift for daughters of any age for any reason!
“Our modest celebration along with those months of modest living taught me that peace and hope can be felt in the midst of threats of violence…..”
Excerpt from The Gospel According to Mamma
Dec 21, 2012 | Gospel According to Mamma
Give the gift of “Mamma.” A perfect gift for daughters of any age for any reason!
“My memory of those childhood days is not of lack, uncertainty or fear. I never even thought of myself as homeless or poor. I learned that a different outlook can change the course of one’s life.”
Excerpt from The Gospel According to Mamma
