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Happy Mother's Day!

I don’t have pupils without their parents especially their mothers who unconditionally love these children. For all the mommies who support their children to gain knowledge from school and help develop their talents, these short messages are dedicated to you:

A mom is God’s love in action
She looks with her heart,
And feels with her eyes.
A mom is the bank
Where her children deposit
All their worries and hurt.
A mom is the cement
That keeps her family together
And her love lasts a lifetime.

Great mothers smile in trouble,
gather strength from stress,
and grow brave by reflection and prayers.

Motherhood is a tough 24-hour job:
No pay, no day-off
Most often unappreciated
And yet resignation is impossible.

Your existence gives hope to one person.
Your smile maybe a pearl for someone.
Your presence might be the desire of the one who loves you.

Blessings are plenty for people like you who live with love, kindness and thoughtfulness…
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  1. George ObedMay 9, 2009 at 5:44 PM

    Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs... since the payment is pure love. ~Mildred B. Vermont :g:

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  2. UnknownMarch 25, 2015 at 7:33 PM

    mother, i miss the day that where on the same home with father

    |Playgroup Singapore

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