Happy Mother’s Day to all moms out there! Obviously no one came home this Mother’s Day, so we celebrated by zooming, the new way of hanging out together. The day would not be complete without putting some flowers at the cemetery for my mother.
No she was not French, but that’s very interesting! I’ve always wondered where the use of Nee came from. You don’t see it a lot, but mostly with people in my mothers generation. It refers to her maiden name Rider, the name she was born with. Thank you, I’m really glad you asked that question! @cocobella
Such a happy/sad emotive image. I missed my own mother too on Mother's Day. It seems like just the other day I was with her, but it's just over 2 years already now.
Hi BeckyJo,
I couldn’t even comment on Mother’s Day, it was so sad seeing that you have lost your mom too. I miss mine everyday as I’m sure you do as well.
One (may be ) stupid question : I read you’re living in US, why “born” is written in French “née”, was your mum French ?
I couldn’t even comment on Mother’s Day, it was so sad seeing that you have lost your mom too. I miss mine everyday as I’m sure you do as well.