Happy Mother’s Day!  Today we celebrate moms who are here, moms who are gone and all the wonderful things they have taught us. I am linking to this sunshine craft today because my mom has called me Sunshine since I can remember. Feel free to link to anything you want to share but if you want to link to a post or activity or article about your mom, that reminds you of your mom or musing about being a mom I’d love that too!  Have a wonderful week.

5 Responses to “Mother’s Day Link and Learn”

  • Happy Mother’s Day! :)

  • Happy Mother’s Day! I linked an art project we did for my mom. Instead of framing it, we ended up making it into a card. It was cute.

  • I linked to my post about having a creative practice because I feel lucky to have grown up with a mom who always encouraged our creativity. I hope I am able to do as well with my kids. Happy Mother’s Day!

  • Happy Mother’s Day! What you do makes such a difference. We linked to a post about breakfasts kids could make themselves for Mom with on Mother’s Day, but the ideas might help anyone facing the morning rush.

  • Gina:

    Thanks so much for this link up – I always find such interesting reads! Today I posted a mother’s day tribute to one of my favorite moms…my own. Having my own kids opened my eyes to how amazing she actually is. Wishing you all a wonderful Mother’s Day!

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