What was the hardest thing about being a mother? The most rewarding?
Believing that I had done my son an injustice of not having his father present and active in his life. The most rewarding was hearing a Teacher say that he would be “someone great; he’s unlike any other child I’ve met”
If you could go back in time to any period in history, where would you go and why?
December 1, 1955, on an Alabama city bus with Rosa Parks. To experience the lady, first hand… to see her quiet strength in action
What question would you ask your mother?
Which one of us do you like the most?
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If you could instantly have one new skill (i.e. foreign language, musical talent, public speaking, etc.), what would it be?
Definitely acting! There’s something so amazingly spellbinding when an actor gets into character
When did you know you had found the one?
When marriage was the last thing on my mind; not even a tiny thought, and I sent him a picture of “my” wedding dress only months after we met
When did you know you wanted to be a mom?
September 30th, 2007. The night before my son was born.
Mama was my greatest teacher, a teacher of compassion, love and fearlessness. ...
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Furaha ya Siku ya Mama
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