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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Every day is Mother’s Day we clean, we cook, we sew, costumes, for kids dress up play then out to sport we go. Cricket, swimming, basketball, gymnastics, ballet too, soothe away their tummy aches as mums, that’s what we do. Get up early, pack their lunch then send them to their schools, spick and span with polished shoes to ensure they learn the rules. Make their beds, and wash their clothes sometimes put toys away, help them with their math’s homework! Times tables hear them say. Bake birthday cakes, their candles light play pass-the-parcel games, host sleepovers with friend in tents of course, you know their names. Then, through the teen years drop them off to parties with their mates, buy them clothes to keep in style so, they look good on dates. Give them phones to keep in touch, but you still foot the bill. Give driving lessons in your car! Pay for their license thrill. Hug them tight when they move out and hope they’ll pass this test, shed tears on their wedding day ensure you look your best. Nurse their newborn baby child delight in all they do, proudly look upon your brood it’s all because of you. Yes, Mother’s Day never really ends each day a new delight, I would not swap a single one I think I’ve got it right.
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