Happy Birthday to my Mom, aka Kay, aka Linda, aka May May, aka Sumatra

My mom is amazing. I won't mention how old she's going to be, but let's just say she's def. grandma age, haha.
A few things about her for those that don't know her or just want to revel in her majesty.
She loves to garden and is very talented at it. She is very adventurous and shares it with us (even if it means that we are in danger crossing across heavy tides).

She's quite feisty, she loves the color red (hence the color I'm typing in). She does not like comedy's, but loves Wes Anderson films.
She irons her sheets on her bed and put a love for ironing in my heart (strange I know). She makes the heck out of some salad and squash casserole.
She is the most amazing painter I know, not only because of her talent but also how she uses it as a medium for the gospel.
She is full of wisdom.
She is full of life and energy and strength (she can lift more weight than most men).
She wishes people called her by her first name, Linda, maybe you all could start.
She says she's very unsocial, but if you know her at all she's the most social woman in a crowd. But, then if you know her really well, you know she has to crash when she gets home because her energy is all gone and she has to recharge by being alone sitting in her striped chair reading, or maybe laying in her bed reading.
Which brings me to my next item, she loves to read more than anyone I know, well accept Lizza my older sister and Sunday too.
She loves suspense most of all.
And....she is a great, I mean amazing, Grandmommy.

So...in her honor here is a picture of
CAPE BOY
because the best thing of all is that she gave us all great imaginations because we got to wear capes and tails and decorate our own rooms.
So, on March 6th give a shout out for Linda Kay.

We are off to Philadelphia this week to visit my sister Lizza and celebrate this wonderful birthday of my mom.