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Happy Mother's Day 2008 by Louisa A Dobbins Sunday, May 11, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Is anybody there? I do hope so...because I want to say to people like me who never had a baby, "Happy Mother's Day" Only you can choose to to be happy today. Think back to when you Held on to a dress tail and said, "Mamma. I love you". louisa a dobbins (c) 2008

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Reviewed by Michelle Mead	5/13/2008

Thank you. I am one of those women. This was a wonderful thing to do, sweet lady. I have to say that at least Makai, the boy I look after, gave me some flowers he picked on Mother's Day and it really touched my heart.




Reviewed by George Carroll	5/11/2008

You are still a darlin little woman.