Madre
08-12-2007, 01:41 PM
Dear Ann Landers: Your lovely Mother's Day column brought to mind a favorite story I read in an ancient copy of Reader's Digest. Here it is:
A Mother of the Year was being interviewed and was asked aobut her sizable brood. "Do you have a favorite?" the interviewer asked.
"Of course I do," was the answer. "Every mother does."
The interviewer was surprised at this mother's candor and asked, "Would you mind telling us which is yours?"
"Not at all," came the soft reply. "It is the one who is sick -- until he or she gets well, and the one who is gone -- until he or she gets home."
IRVING, TEXAS
A Mother of the Year was being interviewed and was asked aobut her sizable brood. "Do you have a favorite?" the interviewer asked.
"Of course I do," was the answer. "Every mother does."
The interviewer was surprised at this mother's candor and asked, "Would you mind telling us which is yours?"
"Not at all," came the soft reply. "It is the one who is sick -- until he or she gets well, and the one who is gone -- until he or she gets home."
IRVING, TEXAS