To all the awesome mothers of color raising children of color (and every other mother, too!). I don’t celebrate Mother’s Day much since my mom died. But every now and then I do something to commemorate it.
This story is amongst those things. It is, for those of you keeping track, SF, with people of color, and, if I may say so myself, very good. And it’s about mothers and daughters and loss; three things I contemplate every year around this time.
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It’s not very good. It’s superlative. Stunning. Beautiful. Powerful. I’m sure I could come up with a few more adjectives if I were a professional reviewer. Anyway, you’re too modest simply calling it “very good”.
Sorry about gushing all over the comment section.
That story was beautiful. Thanks for posting the link.
Wow. That was amazing. I have tears in my eyes.
Oh, oh, oh. I’m sitting here, crying. That was real. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you.
Ditto kudos ad infinitum. Really appreciate creative remembrances regarding late mothers, as mine is, and it’s particularly apt on Mother’s day. Thanks!
What a wonderful story. Thank you.