Mother letter

Kenz,
      It is good to hear from you as I am a worry wart and worry about all my children. I read your blogs and your words are so beautiful and I can picture you in a wonderful place. You sound happy and at peace with where you are and where you are going. I know you have been struggling for a while with decisions of the future, but you need to live your life for you and no one else. The answers will come, be patient and listen to your heart and your sound mind. People will give you a lot if advise and you can listen but they don't know the woman behind the face. You are beautiful, smart and such a good person with a kind soul. I miss you for the person you have become and the beautiful butterfly that is forming.

Love you so much,
        Your Shirley mama

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