Everyday is Mother's Day

Mom's hundreds of voicemails are saved on girl's phone because A) mom is practically the only one who calls and B) girl likes to listen to mom's voice whenever she needs some of mom's warmth. Mom is vibrant and fiery and works harder than girl ever could. Girl thinks mom overworks herself but mom is just mom, and working three jobs is just what mom does. Mom travels and if you get the honor of traveling with her, you see a version of her soul that is happiest and most carefree. That version of mom is the most authentic and bright. Girl also sees mom when she's tired and barely has the energy to trudge up the stairs after God knows how many hours on her feet. Girl wishes she could let mom rest, uninterrupted by the demands of life. Mom never complains, even though she has a hundred rightful reasons to. Girl is pretty damn sure she would be complaining if she were in mom's shoes, but still mom never does. Mom has inner strength that defies modern science. How can someone be so resilient? Maybe it's because mom does and says what she means. She lives by her word. She says what's on her mind. She sleeps peacefully knowing she lives an honest life. Girl needs to take some notes on mom's badassery. Even girl's friends are awed by mom, some even call mom 'mom'. Mother's Day isn't the only day this girl thanks her lucky stars for mom. Girl thanks her guardian angels every day.


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