Today I want to talk about one of the most precious relationships we have in our lives – our relationship with our mothers. Mothers are the most significant figures in our lives, and without a doubt, they are the ones who have the most significant impact on our lives. They are our caretakers, our role models, our counselors, and our comforters.
The love of a mother is unconditional and knows no bounds. She is always there to console us when we are sad, and to cheer us up when we are happy. Every mother is unique, but they all share a common trait – they hold a special place in our hearts.
Mother’s day is a celebration to appreciate and honor the nurturing, caring, and selfless love that our mothers have given us. It serves as a reminder that we should never take our mothers for granted. Mothers go to great lengths to ensure the happiness and wellbeing of their children, and this is an opportunity for us to give thanks to them for all that they do.
For those of us who are lucky enough to have our mothers with us, we should make use of every opportunity to show our appreciation for them. There are many ways to celebrate mother’s day – we can buy them gifts, take them out for meals, or simply spend quality time with them. However, it doesn’t have to be limited to just one day of the year. We should continuously show our gratitude and appreciation to our mothers throughout the year.
For those of us who may have lost our mothers, Mother’s day can be a bittersweet occasion. We can still celebrate and honor the memories of our mothers by spending time with family and reminiscing about all the wonderful times we had with them.
In conclusion, let’s cherish the valuable relationship we share with our mothers. Let’s shower them with love, gratitude, and appreciation, not just on Mother’s Day but every day. Once again, Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there!
With Love,
Sheela Cheru
President of HMA ( Houston Malayalee Association)
WOMEN’s FORUM PRESIDENT OF FOKANA
WOMEN’s FORUM PRESIDENT OF PMF ( Pravasi Malayalee Federation)
WOMEN’s FORUM PRESIDENT OF OICC USA ( Overseas Indian Cultural Congress)
