Mumma

Hey mum, you amaze me. How in this maze or labyrinth, should I say, do you always navigate a way through our, not just yours, our amazing day.

You free us and see the potential and talent between the three, well, four of us. Haha

You adore us and explore ways to bring out each of our cores and the overall best of us.

I love your ability to take responsibility and accountability for your incredibly rare inability to be the breathtaking you.

I love your flexibility and availability when it comes to our wants and needs.

Your capability to put our wants and needs before your own.

Your acceptability and understanding toward our fragility.

Your quiet but still powerful strength in any situation plus your showerful and flowerful-like personality.

Your ego, almost nonexistent, extremely distant, like a powerless assistant.

Humble should be your middle name as you naturally put to shame those who secretly claim their aim is to "be humble".

All the same, I understand that you are not perfect, nobody truely is.

You give credit to your imperfections and use them for reflection and introspection.

An incredible thing to be able to do, as people often fling imperfection away to take care of another day in such an obviously unhealthy way.

But you.

I notice you carry a weight on your shoulders, possibly heavy as boulders.

You do so much for the family, substantially.

I hope you realise how much you mean between the four or three of us adult, tween and teens.

Your efforts never go under the radar and have in fact made our lives so much better in every way.

know you are enough, even through rough patches and tough times you push through stuff like it's nothing.

you're my idol and role model, I stand strong along this as everyone should know you belong, in everyones minds as, the incredible human you are.

You deserve the kind of positive recognition you give us, especially in your position of withstanding any opposition for us all thanks to your trustworthy intuition.

The advice you give, I'm grateful for and will never ignore.

Thank you for teaching us to just always be us.

Never stop being you.

Love you Mum.