05/10/2026
Happy Mother’s Day to my mom, to me, and to all the amazing moms and caregivers in the world. Happy Heavenly Mother’s Day to my grandmother Queen Ann, and my auntie Queen Elizabeth!!! Being a mom is a job that you don’t receive any pay or training for. Although our children think we are the richest people in the world and that we know it all and we have magical powers. However, we don’t. Children we are human beings just like you winging it sometimes, doing our best, taking the bare minimum and making it look like billions. We cry in the shower and we put on a polka face because we don’t want our children to worry. We give what we don’t have because we want our children to never go without. We make sacrifices out of this world because our children are the most important to us. We will do the unthinkable for our children like fighting a lion because we don’t play about our children. Somewhere inside we feel like we have superpowers when it comes to to protecting our children. However, we really don’t. Although motherhood is a job we wouldn’t trade it for the world no matter what. We love our children unconditionally even when they act entitled, even when they act out. We will be there for our children even if no one else is. We will always see the best in children when everyone else sees the worst. Thank you God for making me a Mom, and showing me through my kids how you love me and how much you love me. To my kids I’m not perfect nor will I ever be. However, I love you all unconditionally. You are all the greatest gifts I could ever receive. I’m a proud mom because all of you are good human beings who embody the spirit of God. All of you are unique and special. I’m truly blessed and honored to be your mom. Motherhood is a journey, I’m learning and growing. Being a mom has taught me to love and appreciate my mom more, to let go of unrealistic expectations, and to forgive and extend grace where I need to. I’m sending love and prayers to moms who have children in heaven and to those who moms are in heaven.
