An Hour With Mom - Stand Up & Speak Up with Debby Montgomery Johnson and Gwendolyn Kennedy Butz

<p>If you could have your mom's undivided attention for an hour, what would you ask her? &nbsp;What was life like when she was a little girl? &nbsp;Who taught her to cook? &nbsp;Where were the holidays spent and with whom? &nbsp;Who did the dishes? &nbsp;Did your mom REALLY ever talk about life as a young adult? &nbsp;What were her joys and times of sadness? &nbsp;Did she work outside of the home or was she a SAHM? &nbsp;My folks have been married since 1955 and they're fortunately still happy, healthy, and of sound mind. &nbsp;Too many of my friends are realizing they can't ever get that hour with mom back either because she's passed (transitioned beyond the veil) or is living with diminished memories. &nbsp;I wanted to let my mom SHINE and for once in her life be the center of MY attention and she was and I'm so grateful. &nbsp;I encourage you all to ask the questions you've never asked (within reason!) and then LISTEN to the gems that will come out. &nbsp;Our Women of Wisdom (WOW, MOMs upside down!) are aging, as are we, and there is so much to learn. &nbsp;</p>