To be even half the woman my mother is

I remember my mother most clearly in motion – always slightly ahead of me, always doing something I would only understand later. Showing up before I needed her to. Holding together days that felt ordinary to me, but were anything but. What I understand now is this: what she gave me was never delivered all at once. It came in pieces – through habits, through choices, through the quiet ways she moved through the world that I only learned to name much later. READ: Mother’s Day: Celebrating the Greatest Woman in Our Lives 1. Love is a practice, not a […]... Keep on reading: To be even half the woman my mother is

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