Mothers Day isn't typically my favorite day of the year. We have a famous line in our family, "Mothers are that they may have guilt!" Being a Mom is
hard! It's, by far, the hardest thing I've ever done. When the day approaches ever year, I try hard not to focus too much on my perceived shortcomings. I doubt I'm the only one!

I worked at J and J on Saturday, I couldn't believe how busy it was--even being so cold and rainy! At one point, my friend Jenny grabbed my arm and said, "Kim, I need to talk to you!" I wondered if I was in trouble. 😊 I had come in a couple hours later than normal, hoping that the rain would stop. It didn't! We marched up to the front where we keep our stuff behind a counter. She pulled out an envelope with a card. This is what it said:
I was stunned when I saw a cashiers check in an amount I wasn't expecting. I've been in this industry for 15 years, and spent many of those working at one nursery or another. I've often felt that I wasn't making a "real" impact doing what I was doing. I thought I should be doing something else more prestigious or noteworthy. The truth is I've worked with some of the best people on the planet. I have so many friends I couldn't have known any other way.
I'm so grateful!
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