Showing posts with label Mothers day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mothers day. Show all posts

Monday, June 1, 2015

The Ninja Diet: Santa Claus is early this year...

Happy Mothers Day!

My mother got surprised yesterday when Santa showed up at the Mothers Day celebration.
Anyway she was quick to ask him for a ride to buy flowers for the summer house later this month, so he will stay around  for a while I guess.
I haven't lost more than 0.5 kilo lately. But for sure my butt is slimmer after the three last weeks biking!
I fit in a pair of new jeans. Good feeling!
Soon I will add swimming in the lake to the daily activities. Can't wait. Still no real summer here close to the arctic circle... Today it's raining again. I will get on the bus. Hope my friend  Ulrika takes the same!
I like the change of month. June, welcome!


Surprised mother!



Happy grandmother with Shanti and Joshua . No cake for me...


For many years Niclas was our Christmas man. Happy he is availble year around!


Sunday, May 31, 2015

The Ninja Diet: Having a happy Mothers Day 2015. My boys are safe, many others are not.

 Birth order: Number 2: Joshua, 3: Shanti and 1: Elisha.
The most important persons in my life; Joshua, Shanti and Elisha.
I've been their mother in 21, 16 and 23 years.
I have cared for them, loved them, worried about them, been proud of them, supported them, been angry at them  and laughed a at lot together with them. I can't imagine a life without them.
When I became a mother I understood the true meaning of life.
Early I decided that Los Angeles isn't a safe place to grow up in. I moved back to little Luleå.
I had the possibility.

Today on the Swedish Mothers Day I can't stop thinking of mother all over the world with no other choice than sending their kids out on a dangerous journey to safer countries. Walking in deserts, riding under trucks, crossing the Mediterranean in overloaded boats.
The most precious a mother have, escaping war and poverty for months, sometimes years.
I can't imagine their despair not knowing where their children are, how they are or if they are alive.