O ne of my most fondly remembered Mother’s Days occurred long before I became a mother. The year Larry and I got married, our wedding day fell on the day before Mother’s Day. I’m sure neither of us realized the proximity until our own special day loomed on the horizon. At that time in our lives, parenthood seemed like a quaint idea that maybe we’d pursue when we got other stuff out of our systems. But when we started to focus on the more logistical issues related to our wedding, we realized there was an opportunity that we should act on.
