What I Like Best About My Mom
From when I was born, and even still, she gives me hugs and kisses.
She wants me to be happy.
She accepts me for who I am, despite my flaws, and loves me anyway.
She is fun to hang out with.
I can tell her anything and not worry about being judged.
She keeps her mind active.
She taught me some of my best swear words.
She's funny.
I can always count on her to help me when I need it.
She doesn't tell me how to live my life, but lets me find things out for myself.
She still fixes me macaroni and cheese.
I love you, Mom! Happy Mother's Day!!
She wants me to be happy.
She accepts me for who I am, despite my flaws, and loves me anyway.
She is fun to hang out with.
I can tell her anything and not worry about being judged.
She keeps her mind active.
She taught me some of my best swear words.
She's funny.
I can always count on her to help me when I need it.
She doesn't tell me how to live my life, but lets me find things out for myself.
She still fixes me macaroni and cheese.
I love you, Mom! Happy Mother's Day!!
posted by Notta Wallflower at 3:09 PM
9 Comments:
happy mothers day belated... was busy vegging out yesterday.
Tweety - Happy Belated Mother's Day! Hey, vegging out is always good. :-)
A Sweet Mother's Day gift!
i hope so much that my daughter will be able to say the same of me some day!
Thanks, Michael.
Lauren, I'm sure that she will. Kids are simple - they just want our time. From your blog, it seems like you know this. :-)
I want to learn better swear words. Mine suck. They're too common.
Happy belated Mother's Day!
ZS - Actually, even though my mom taught me some, my grandma (mom's mom) taught me the most colorful swears. :-P I'm trying to clean up my mouth for Jellybean's sake.
Heh. Preschool's just around the corner. Hopefully he doesn't bring any "colorful" words there. ;)
The good thing is kids do listen. I had a friend of mine who dropped the f-bomb a little bit too much when we worked on projects together and Junior was saying it. I simply had a talk with him that he can't say that word in school and he understood. Surprisingly, he didn't say it when he went to preschool.
Whoops, I should really say "young" kids do listen.
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