It took me by surprise when I first heard of Mother's Day. One has to put a date to celebrate the most important person in everyone's life? Really? Isn't every day a Mother's Day? Can you think of a day in your life when you haven't wailed her name, thought of her and missed her? The first time I learnt of this celebration was when I was over 20 years old. That in itself told me how utterly ungrateful and unthoughtful I might have been towards the least respected, least paid job in the world. So it's no small surprise that we really need to mark one date (at the very least) on our calendars to make sure we thank and appreciate mothers for just simply: everything.
It was almost a decade later when I realized the true significance of the position and job title. What warms my heart is that we are doing something to spread the awareness amongst our children of how precious moms are. Then there is something to be said about the moms of this century...Despite the diversity all around the world, mothers everywhere have managed to evolve over time to doing more and more. I find it extremely humbling when my mother or mother-in-law still finds the time and patience to learn something new, do something different...
From taking a serious interest in the professional world to enhancing their participation in politics, sports, world economy and even martial arts, the moms of this era have not let motherhood stop them at all! Today's mothers are a chef, housemaid, friend, teacher, counselor and banker all rolled in one. They say it takes a village to raise a child...I pretty much see the whole village in the moms of today. Despite their new and enhanced roles it's quite a blessing indeed that most of them still love to indulge in their passions for fashion, entertainment and family fun. They are what I call true divas!
So let's raise a toast for all the moms of the world with this year's design of lemon flavored cupcakes topped with a few fashion accessories in fondant.
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