Happy Mother's Day, Nanay! Flowers for you !


(Nanay/Lola with Grace at Quezon City Children's Hospital)


Mothers are like flowers

sweet with their fragrance

beautiful like a bouquet

great with their nature

loved for their nurture

Happy Mother’s Day Nanay

Happy Mother’s Day to all Moms!











Link of related post (where this blog entry was mentioned/updated 12May):
http://rivergarth.blogspot.com/2008/05/mothers-day.html




Comments

A CO Trainer's Notebook said…
Beautiful cards, Pete! Thanks for sending us an email on Mothers' Day.

How would life be like without mothers?

Mothers' Day Media, I think, should include Thank you Cards and a Situationer on the status of mothers around the world.

So much self-giving by mothers and women remain in limbo yet it is this force that gives the world a sense of hope.

To your mother, Pete, and to all the mothers in the world: "We are celebrating your virtues not only today but everyday. How will humanity thrive without mothers?"

Warmly,
France
11:04 AM
Anonymous said…
Magaganda ang mga kuha. nagustuhan ko yung picture ni Grace and si nanay.
6:03 PM
Morning Angel said…
How thoughtful, Pete! The flower photos are beautiful. If we could clone men like you, the world would be a better place. Let me join you in wishing all mothers a peaceful and happy day.

-Love and Peace from Morning Angel,
Rivergarth in Kansas, USA
10:13 PM
Anonymous said…
Such a nice blog. I hope you will create another post like this.
6:17 PM
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