Mothers, grandmothers and daughters.
Aunts, neighbors and best friends.
Teachers, babysitters and co-workers.
As a Mom, I am grateful to my mother and grandmothers, and I honor them on Mothers Day.
But also, as a Working Mom, today I am thinking of all the people who have supported me over the years. Not just those who have helped me with my children, and who taught me how to be a good mom when I was younger…
But also those who encouraged my creativity and confidence as a girl and young woman, so I could grow up to be a successful Working Mom.
Now I try to pass it on…
along with this feeling of feeling truly joyful about living my dream, and sharing that joy with quilters and fellow fabriholics around the world!
Being a Working Mom is not always easy, but it is a path that brings its own rewards. If we are brave and tenacious enough to pursue our dreams, while raising a family, the rewards are immeasurable:
We pass on that passion and confidence to our daughters…and sons!
Here's to all the Moms who have worked and raised a family – worn a dozen hats and still put dinner on the table with a smile – even if it was frozen pizza!
We know that often your sanity was, and is, when you sneak over to your fabrics and sewing machine late at night, when the babes are slumbering and the world is quiet again….
Watch for important updates on our
*1000 Quilts for Japan* project in the Tuesday night/ Weds morning "Creative Nudge" newsletter.
Happy Mothers Day
from all of us at eQuilter!
