"If you find out your kid is going to
need a full leg cast the day before
you leave for Disney, go anyway.
They took such good care of us.
And kudos to Luigi"...
(serving as "Mom-Dad")
"for doing a lot of the heavy lifting.
We made some great memories!"
Maggie
Ok, now which one of youz is Luigi..
Just kidding...I knowz. (Best NY accent)
Luigi you are a fine...no... ONE OF
THE FINEST (specimens of MAN) that
existed on this planet before entering
Orlando. So I wouldn't think going to
"WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE"
would have changed that.
I know this based on 3 hours of
RESEARCH per week over the course
of 2 years called THE "MOM'S" GROUP. Where, thank's to you, I was able to talk
about Super Bowls 49 & 50, and
Germany's Win At The World Cup
Luigi is a Great "Mom-Dad", a term used
by my children for me for 6 years now.
Not intentionally, It just happens that
most children say, "Mom" naturally to the person they spend most of their younger, formidable years with before their brain realizes the facial hair and instictively
(AND QUICKLY) adds, "DAD" before
society realizes how unattractive their
mislabelled "MOM" really is.
Luis, Momma wanted to tout your skills,
and I will VALIDATE their existence for the average human, otherwise known as FACEBOOK FRIENDS (youz peoples).
You see, Mom's, true Mom's, go
unrecognized for the work they do
for another 36 years or so when
Mom's babies come of age and
begin the birthing process.
If and when the time arrives
with the bundle of third generation
stork, "Mom's" true "Joy of Life"
will stay perched. After 6 months or so, mobility ensues and Child-proofing
and Grandchild-proofing begins.
Happy Mother's Day
including Dad-Mom's and
Grandmother's everywhere
From the Land
WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE.
MAY YOURS!
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