Friday, 11 May 2018

2018 Happy Mother’s Day



The Mommy’s Incredible Tummy.

Six year old Tommy was worried about his mother’s tummy growing bigger and bigger.
She laid his hand on her stomach and he felt the kick from the baby inside.

Tommy was shocked.
He stopped talking about his new sister or brother.

One day at school, his teacher asked him about the little baby.
Tommy burst into tears and said, “I think Mommy ate it.”**


Hello Friends,

Mothers are adventurous people. That’s why they were brave enough to have us as children. We turned their life upside down and inside out (hopefully for the better).

Photo by Janko Ferlič on Unsplash
Mothers love us when we’re babies, and also when they’re exhausted from caring for us. Some bubs grow into brats and teenagers with attitude (oh yes, she knows where that attitude came from).

Old mothers don’t know much compared to young adults. Googling, Wiki, and social media sites have the low-down on everything under the sun. I hear you, old Mums can quit being a teacher. They can put their feet up, relax and wonder if their kids will wash the pile of dirty dishes they left on the sink. I still have a manual dishwasher in my kitchen.


Photo by Tyler Nix on Unsplash
Being a mother is being a superhero to the brood. Mothers keep caring and providing the creature comforts for their children. They give us a safe place to express emotions and they love us—the real person who is inside of us.

But mothers aren’t perfect. Sometimes they lose their cool with their small or big kids.

My kids call it,  
“Yelling” when I raise my voice.
 I call it motivational speaking for the selective listener.”                                                                                                                                                                                       source: LoveThisPic.com


At my day job there’s a sign in the kitchen that reads something like, “you didn’t bring your mother to work, so clean up your own mess.”

“Are you kidding me?”
Oh, where did the saying come from?


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Photo by Brian Fraser on Unsplash

Got It!

What do young computers do on Mother’s Day?
Give memory cards to their motherboards.
                                                                                                              
source: funkidsjokes.com


To my children:
Never make fun of having to help me with computer stuff.
I taught you how to use a spoon.
                                                                                                              
source: Pinterest


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Photo by Gift Habeshaw on Unsplash
Catz are Cool

Two street cats often visit me at my home. Their moods are predictable. Her and him don’t like each other. The hisses are terrible.

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Ashlyn


**I adapted  The Mommy’s Incredible Tummy from a mother’s day joke at, www.myenglishpages.com



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           More Mother’s Day Posts

   2017


To remember mothers, I have written two stories about difficult times when women were in need of charity. While to celebrate mothers, I have links to four stories about inspiring women who turned their good ideas into reality...


2016

It’s time to think about our Mums and what they mean in our lives.
I’ve searched the internet looking for touching tributes to mothers. The sickly sweet, all-sacrificing Mum who is a fountain of ever-renewing love is not a woman I can relate to. I’ve had my bad days of being a mother...


2015

Hooray to all the mothers, mums, moms and mammas, young and old!
Thanks for the love and for keeping the world going round.
Enjoy your special day and every day with your closest and mostest!


Truth Bomb Mom & Toilet Trauma 


“Motherhood is Messy, Get Dirty” -- Kristina Kuzmic, US Social Media SuperMum

Life and Motherhood is not perfect, and Kristina Kuzmic is a woman who learnt the lessons first hand.  She’s another social media star whose life hit rock bottom from a divorce, depression, being homeless with two children, food stamps and poverty...

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