Celebrating Women




A mother is so many things
She is teacher to her kids
A doctor when the need arises
A seamstress when the kids come back with torn clothes from School
A judge and a disciplinarian
A friend to talk to and talk with
The best home maker and cleaner in the whole world
A certified project manager
The world's greatest cook
The most constant prayer warrior, even if no one else is praying for you, you can be sure that your mother is

In a home, she is usually the first to wake up and the last to sleep most times, all in the bid to make her family comfortable

A mother's love and care is uncontestable and undeniable

A mother is just irreplaceable
And that is why she deserves to be celebrated...

I say "Happy Mother's Day" to the strong and amiable women out there

GOD bless you all and give you the grace to leave a mark in your generation.

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