Mother’s Day is a good excuse to celebrate the beautiful and strong women who brought us into this world with the things that make living worthwhile: eggs benedict and a stiff mimosa. And if your mother is acting like your mother on that planter-festooned patio she adorns, she is probably telling you that it does not matter what you do on Mother’s Day, she just wants to spend time with you.
Stop. Put down your mimosa. That is a lie; there are consequences to neglect, and you are advised to avoid that hellfire of eternal damnation.
More to the point, your mother is trying to communicate to you that there is nothing more that she wants to do than take a walk in the outdoors. After all, the earth is the original mother, and she does not charge as much for those beets you just bought on credit. We have the good fortune of living in a beautiful world, and it shines refulgent in the peak of spring. Take your mother into the heart of it and show her your appreciation.
She will thank you for it.
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