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Let's Celebrate Mothers

Over the next few days, I'll be spotlighting and sharing articles about Mother's Day. I hope you enjoy each post and help me share how special mothers are in our lives.


With Mother's Day only two weeks away, everyone's on the lookout for great gifts-especially gifts they haven't given Mom year after year.

Good news for all those gift-seekers out there, we're showing moms all around the world how much they are loved by sharing this special video with all the women who have touched our lives and have made a difference. Share this email or the video link with those special women (mom, grandma, mom-to-be or even a lady who was like a mom) in your life. It’s easy to do and it doesn’t cost you a thing!

Our goal is to share this video with at least 1,000 women by Mother’s Day! Please join the World of Ink Network in spreading the word and sending this wonderful gift of love to every women you know.
Want to send more than a Mother’s Day Video?
Heartwarming and Uplifting Gift Book - Just in time for Mother’s Day!

From the moment we are born, someone is telling us to be careful. No matter what country we call home or what language we speak, I Love You, Be Careful—a gift book designed to share these word that follow us our entire lives. The beautiful illustrations by Cady Driver capture poignant memories and cause one to reflect on all the “Be Careful” moments in life and smile.

I Love You, Be Careful can be experienced in two ways. The book can be purchased as a print version (in hard or soft cover) for personal use or as a gift. You can also send as an eBook/Card from Amazon.com, Smashword, B&N or wherever eBooks are sold.
Note: There is a page to personalize it as a gift.
Thank you for forwarding this special gift to your social networks and helping us spread the power of I love You, Be Careful to those we love...especially moms!


About Us:
Co-authored by sisters Joan Dickow and Judy Snider, the idea of I Love You, Be Careful started from a telephone conversation one day when the sisters talked about wanting their loved ones to be safe and know how much they are loved.


“No matter whether it was our grown kids, husbands or other loved ones our love and concern for them inspired us,” states Judy Snider.

Judy Snider lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia with her husband, Gil and two silly cats. She is the author of the CWA award-winning children’s picture book, Goldy’s Baby Socks and one of a team of authors who wrote, The Scared Purse.

  
Joan Dickow stated, “Everyday moments in my life inspire me!”

Joan Dickow is a 20-year breast cancer survivor, a mother, grandmother, wife, friend and sister. She finds there is beauty all around her and all her good moments and stressful moments inspire her. She lives in Berkley, Michigan with her husband, Fred and their cat, Coffee.

You can find out more about
I Love You, Be Careful, Judy Snider & Joan Dickow at http://iloveyoubecareful.com


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