I was remembering the other day how we were leaving Moffit Cancer Center early one morning after my mom's appointment...  the car was parked by valet but they were busy and the car was close so the gave us the keys to go to the car.  We got into a car that looked just like ours on the outside... it was most likely left unlocked.  But we are sitting inside and i'm looking around, like mom, I don't think this is our car.  And she kept saying, of course it's our car... and then as we discover more things we were certain were not ours we realized we were definitely in the wrong car!  We quickly get out and head a few cars over and after getting inside our car we could not stop laughing.  I miss you mom!

I recently taught my kids to play Farkle, which is a game Aunt Nancy taught me how to play.  She was so fun-loving.  I remember visiting in Hawaii and she let me and Amanda fix her hair (I make no representations about the quality of the finished product since we were 9 and 6 years old at the time lol!).  

My mom was always the best at cheering me up.  I was depressed about some things going on at the time and my mom went go-cart racing to cheer me up and it did.  She really didn't like racing in motorized vehicles and might have even been the slowest racer on the track, but she did it to cheer me up and it worked.  I'll never forget all the times she went out of her way to make me feel better.  I love you mom!

I just keep remembering that time Aunt Nancy was visiting us in Omaha,January 2016, the month before my dad passed and we were at his apartment playing Monopoly....AND My dad sweet talked me into giving him boardwalk. as soon as I did he bought houses and hotels and proceeded to rob my Aunt Nancy blind lol she was getting so mad at him for taking all her money and all my dad could do was wink at me and laugh  such a good memory I will always have to make me smile