Happy Mother's Day in Heaven, and thank you to the 4 women who raised me and made me who I am.

My Dad and My mother's mother did not care for each other, and the odd thing and the Joke is on them, that they were just alike and guess who is like a pea in the pod with the two of them.

three peas from the same pod

Mothers Day Tea

This Post was born in the Mad Mind Of Mad Snapper, when Ella of At Home With Mrs T,  invited us to have a Mothers Day Tea Party. See above badge that started this. Head over to see what Ella does.

I wanted to play and have a tea party to invite my Mother to, even though she is in heaven. I thought, what would she have? 

Iced Tea and cucumber and onions finger sandwiches on a pretty plate.

I gathered the only 3 things in my house she would love, Her vase, pink and yellow flowers, green glass and the plate that is under my cup.

I took a pic

I played with the light setting and took another pic

I gathered what I would want at our Tea... Hot chocolate in my cup and peanut butter bananas sandwich.

Not satisfied I laid the cell phone down on the table and glancing down realized I could see what mother loved the most.
ME! 

and flowers and that ugly pink fan that she loved.

Then I spied with my Mad eyes, the thing she would love to have as a gift.

The Milk Jug with holes in the lid, my homemade watering jug that I painted because 

Linda Chapman told me that is what she would do.

She is the same person as my mother and they would LOVE each other and live in thrift stores together and cook and burn candles and sew stuff..

Unlike me the no frills daughter who has never been to a tea party, the daughter she birthed and loved to pieces.

Happy Mothers Day Mama....

I included the All Watering Jug, to show you why Linda said I should paint the first two I made.

Happy Mothers Day

Happy Mother's day from MadSnapper and her color book Fun Families....

My Mom died in 1990 and she would have LOVED to see all these creations by ME using color books, for Her....She loved animals and bright colors and teacups and flowers....

In Memory of Mary Lucille Overby McCall who bought me as many color books as I wanted...