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I remember growing up Christmas was a big deal to my Mom.

She was taken off the Navajo reservation at an early age to a boarding school. She was punished for speaking Navajo . As years went on she was adopted by a white family in Utah . And there she learned Christmas. (I don’t know the whole Mormon thing about Christmas, but . This is where she learned it) she learned about Santa Claus. She always had Christmas spirit during this time . This was her favorite holiday. Even as adults I got gifts from “Santa Claus” .. i miss her dearly .. and I wish I wasn’t such a bastard to her . I write this post in tears because I have no one else to express how important Christmas was to my mom . And how lonely I am . Now I know why holidays are such a drag for some people . When you get older you start to appreciate people in your life . Unfortunately for me it was just too little too late .. RIP MOM !.
HijabaDabbaDoo · F Best Comment
Holiday's can bring about a wave of emotions, some nostalgic, some regretful. I think it all has it's place. Maybe you can bring something new in how you celebrate, to honour her memory
CheezeburgerBrown · 36-40, M
@HijabaDabbaDoo thank you 🙏🏼.

I am sorry for your loss.

Your mother loved you very much

Merry Christmas brother
KingofBones1 · 46-50, M
I understand what some of that is like because my grandfather's mother was full blooded cree nation. He never spoke about his mother growing up and only talked about his father because back in the day it was looked down upon even more.Then someone of African American descent in the South.It's funny though because nowadays everybody wants to be one of us
JamesBugman · 56-60, T
That boarding school thing makes people angry. How could anyone think this was OK to do to little children? Pure insanity. Sounds like your mom managed to get through it, but I bet that left deep scars. Maybe Christmas helped her get through it. Keep her in your heart forever.
Starcrossed · 41-45, F
I so sorry you lost her.
KingofBones1 · 46-50, M
Trust me, my brother, she knows she feels your heart and she is always alive.As long as you never forget her as well.She is looking down on you tonight with love and forgiveness believe that
I'm so sorry Cheesie, Mothers always feel the love even if it can't be conveyed ❤

 
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