I love this. I don't think I've ever told you that, but I really, really do. The title, first of all, is perfect. But most of all, both of the boys are completely in character here. And I love the things they can remember about their mother--they're wonderful details and they make Mary come completely alive to me. Lovely, lovely, lovely.

Really sweet moments, particularly the end. I'm adding this to my favs.

I have read many stories on this site and I have never reviewed until now. Three years ago my husband died leaving a 5 year old son, and a two month old son. Every Father's Day that rolls around I wonder how I can keep alive the memory of their Daddy to my boys. This story has given me wonderful ideas to help them remember their Daddy. Thank you!

That is a really sweet story, and it's well written. Neither of them seemed out of character and I liked that Dean never got really mad. Keep writing.

Aww... that was really sweet. I just had to go downstairs and hug my mom.
:)

I so loved the last part of this story! Sam was finally included in remembering his mom.

What a wonderful story! I'm reading it late at night on Mother's Day in Melbourne, Australia and crying because it's so poignant... Thank you

What can I say? This was super! And bittersweet. I was teary-eyed but smiling. Your story is really good. It's well written, simple, and to the point. It's nice to think that the boys take some time to remember their mother, and that they can remember her without wallowing in the pain of losing her :)

-Tathariel-

What an awesome story! *Sniff*

Aww man... You really got me crying. That was so sweet.

This - well, I'd like to give a thoughtful review, but that last line killed me. So, you'll have to make do with thanks for giving the boys the chance to share memories, that once, they had two parents who cared for them. Loved it.