I will never forget Mom's guiding love when she reminded me as a young man to warm myself with her oatmeal, nor the taxi rides she gave me when I was strong enough to walk where I needed to go. I can't forget the cheerleader Virginia Pratt was on winning nights and losing nights when she came with my worn and tired construction worker father to my high school football games. Nor will I ever forget her gentle mending of a physical body scraped or cut or beat from playing too hard. Somehow Mom always made me feel as if I was her only son ...
Dad The Man Who Lied To Save The Planet
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"Oatmeal might
not really stick to ribs, but I never, ever eat it without hearing Mom's
voice." His nostalgic reflections on his own upbringing will sound a resonant chord with readers everywhere who remember "Mom's taxi service". Who were instructed to finish eating their food because "there are starving children in Africa." or who have felt the calm that fills a home when Mom is there. Funny, poignant,
and uplifting, Mom: The Woman Who Made Oatmeal Stick to My Ribs is the perfect
tribute to any mother. |
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