Having been a single parent playing the role of "Mr. mom" of two totally wonderful (87.3%of the time) kids the last 12 years, I guess I'm no stranger to what's required of ones self in this particular field. (No Larry, I don't dress up like Mrs. Doubtfire.) So, to all you wonderful Blunder moms, Guthrie moms, Guthrie moms-to-be moms, regular moms, grandma moms, stepmoms, mom in-law moms, foster moms, sister moms, aunt moms, and any other applicable mom role figure who has signed up to devote their life to doing what moms do, Happy Mothers Day!
My hat goes off also to all the wonderful moms who have passed on yet are forever remembered in our hearts for the difference they have made.

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Well, Happy Mothers Day to you too, Levi.

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Pat, you will remember me as well come Fathers Day won't you?
You know, to sorta help me restore my dignity back to its original macho masculine he-man status. LOL
I think I'll change that to "Mr. Dad", since "Mr. Mom" really refers to husband/dad who stays at home with the kids, house chores, etc. while the wife/mom works the 40 hr. work week at the office or construction site or whatever. Just biding my time now til the kids get good jobs making good money to help financially support the old man. I just heard an "I don't even think so" in the background.
In two part harmony.

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Happy Mothers day to all the Moms out there! <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/peace.gif" width=16 height=16>