As a Mother, have you ever heard a quote about mothers and known it was written for you? If so, which quote?
The quote below describes me to a T. Just last night we were having soup and there wasn't enough for everyone, so I said I don't like soup that much anyway, I really wasn't that hungry !! Now I am STARVING...lol . Anyway, I'd really like to hear what you guys think applies to you, even if it's not a "direct" quote.
A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie. ~Tenneva Jordan
2007-01-19T02:29:52Z
Let me not forget the Fathers as well... sorry being a Mom I just thought about quotes that dealt with moms...
bbearfrench2007-01-19T04:05:09Z
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my mum bought me a card when i had my son(3) "MUM WANTED" long hours,low pay,little time off.must be willing to work overtime on weekends,holidays,and summer vacations.energy imagination,intelligence,endurance,and flexability required.must have ability to lead,instruct and guide,coupled with a warm and loving,affectionate personality.on-the-job training offered."
My favorite is "To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world."
It was particularly meaningful when I was pregnant and I really WAS my baby's whole world; whatever I did would impact on her. Having it posted on my fridge and my bulletin board at work was a good reminder!! (Especially when I got Gestational Diabetes and suddenly had to change my whole diet and exercise regime.)
Now that my baby is 1 & I've had to take her to daycare and return to work the smile on her face when her Dad and I pick her up is proof that we mean the world to her.
I print this quote out with some cute baby cliparts and put it in a clear magnet frame to give out whenever a friend gets pregnant.
Loved your quote too though - very true!! Thanks for a good question! Take care!
My newest favorite is "while correcting your child, you open your mouth and your parents fall out". As in, you act alot more like your own parents than you'll ever admit. The older my kids get, the more its true.
My other favorite is "You'll pay for your childhood". Sometimes my mother is in tears she's laughing so hard as she listens to the newest antics my three have gotten into. They are good kids, but boy are they full of mischief, much like I was at that age. The older I get, the more I respect my mom and how she tried to raise us.
I am a mother of a 6 week old girl. My husband works 8 hour shifts and comes home and complains that he is working too hard and too much. I tell him that he is lucky he gets to come home and relax.... While me! I am still doing work, all day and all night.... Im up 2 or 3 times during the night feeding and changing bums...(lucky me lol)