All hail the mom that can vacuum the entire house while holding a crying baby on her shoulder and a toddler rides the vacuum.
All hail the mom that can hold three jobs to make ends meet but still find time for bakes sales and running the brownie troop.
All hail the mom that can fight a disease like breast cancer and still find time to cheer you on at your swim meets.
All hail the mom that can hold down the fort at home while her husband holds down the fort and serves our country.
All hail the mom that can know just when you need a helping hand and just when you need to be told to buck up and grow up.
All hail the mom that can welcome you with open arms into your newly blended family like you are one of her own.
All hail the mom that can keep you as part of her family even after that blended family dissolves.
All hail the mom that has to cope with loosing a child while getting up every day and taking care and loving the ones she still has.
All hail the mom that can put her needs and wants after the needs and wants of her children.
All hail the mom that can go back to school at night for years to give her children a better life.
All hail the mom that can remember that it is our job to help our children grow to be better people than we are and to love every pain in the but moment that it takes to get them there.
I have many mothers in my life. Some have been with me from the beginning and some have picked me up and “adopted” me along the way. The best honor I could ever receive this Mother’s Day would be to be compared to these amazing women that have shown me what it truly means to be a mother. To them I say I love you and Happy Mother’s Day!
Dedicated to Katie, Joanne, Judi, Jeri, Claire, Noreen, Kim, Val, Gail and all of my mommy blogger pals out there!
Check out this amazing charity to help babies get a healthy start in life from Johnson and Johnson; http://www.babycause.com I heard about it on http://blog.parentbloggers.com It is what being a mom is all about!