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Appreciate Your Mom This Mother’s Day

     I’d like to dedicate this short blog to my loving mother.  She’s done a lot for me and my family, and I wouldn’t be the person I am today without her in my life.  I appreciate everything she has done for me and more, and I hope I can be as great of a parent as she is.  Thank you, mummykinz!
     If you are like me, you appreciate all your mother has done for you; the long nights helping with homework, the meals she cooked, etc.  This was all out of the kindness of her heart.  They deserve much more praise than a single day, but Mother’s Day is a reminder to do so. 
 
     Don’t forget to give them a gift, even if it is something small.  Moms generally do not care what the gift is.  It is the meaning behind the gift that matters.  They just want to know you are thinking of them and appreciate their hard work.  Taking them out to a nice dinner, doing their work around the house, or buying them flowers and chocolates are all great ideas.  They do so much and ask for so little, so do what you can to give back this Mother’s Day.
     Mother’s go through Hell for their families.  We should remember what they do to give us a better life.  Although Mother’s Day is close to an end, it does not mean your appreciation should dissipate.  Thank your mother every chance you get and make them know you are appreciative.  Spend time with them and care for them like they have cared for you.  They deserve that and more.
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