#For my mom

[hyperfixatedperson]

Stuff I drew for my Mom's Birthday

Me and my parents like Trigun so I made them Trigun.

[orgasming-caterpillar]

im so happy for you and your ugly fucking boyfriend

[renee-writer]

A Reminder

Written for @flashfictionfridayofficial 253 prompt: Pushing Up Daisies

For mom

She isn't though 

Cremated

It was easier 

She wouldn't have wanted the fuss

Of a funeral 

A burial 

Daisies though 

She isn't pushing them up

I still wonder

If she sent them that day

I could barely breathe 

The grief was so heavy 

Walking to the store 

Because I had too

February 

Far to late in the year for them

But there they were

Purple daisies

Growing along the side of the road

Her favorite flower 

In her favorite color 

A reminder 

That I wasn't alone 

No matter how I felt

She was still here

In the daisies

In all she has taught me

The grief remains 

Ten years later

But tempered a lot

And it all started with 

A patch of purple 

Daisies.

Thanks mom.

[big-low-t]

Made some chocolate chip cookies for my Mom for Mother's Day! Does anyone else want one? They are still warm!

[panthera-tigris-venenata]

Look!!

[zhengzi]

i have my psych appointment tomorrow so my mom will be taking me to lunch before the appointment at the shopping mall nearby the hospital, but im gonna be thinking about the cute korean guy who works at the korean store in that mall 🫣

[squeesquoo]

Happy Early Mother's day! Here's my gift for my mom! Its a redraw of an old piece from waaaay back in 2020, one that she's wanted me to redo for a while now!

[pervy-king-taijitu]

Happy Thanksgiving

It was the day of Thanksgiving, and all through the house, All the creatures were stirring, even the mouse. For the chef had gone crazy, Wielding a cleaver and accusing all of being lazy. "I get no help this time of the year!" She shouted, "On this day that I hold so dear!" "We try to help," said the eldest of her kids, "But your own rule forbids!" No matter how much others wished to pitch in, None but the chef were allowed in the kitchen. Amidst the chaos, the guests began to arrive, And into the tasty appetizers, they dive. As they ate, the chef ran back to work her craft, Smiling as the guests accused her good cooking of witchcraft. More prepping and cooking was done, And soon, the chef could join in the fun. All smiled while they watched the turkey get carved, For they were once again feeling mighty starved. Everyone ate, ate, and ate some more, They had their fill, forgetting that there were still pies in store! Once plates were cleaned, and bellies were stuffed, Many compliments were paid to the chef, leaving her quite chuffed. She sat on the couch to relax and say, To one and all, "Happy Thanksgiving Day!"

[rouxlswifereal]

Hey guys so my mom just learned what a tumbler sexy man is and she was confused on why King Triton isn’t a tumbler sexy man. We need to make this happen. Please.

[ivynotpoisonous]

throwing up

[manydeer]

Oh my God. She lost her mommy

[michellelindalindsey]

🎄🏃‍♀️ This December, I will be running the Honolulu Marathon - in support of Hearts & Minds UK - and in memory of my mom.

I used to live on Oahu, and had been looking forward to the trip to the islands, to visit friends and to run the marathon on the streets of my beloved Honolulu, which still feels like my hometown.

I have battled Crohn's Disease for many years, and have been blessed to still run and complete countless races...half marathons, 10k's, 5k's, 12k's, 10 milers, 5 milers, and the ultra race - the Pikes Peak Ascent. I have even, shockingly, won my division several times. I have learned how to fight through the Crohn's and run and compete anyway.

This past year has been different though, as I have developed a heart condition, and it has made running and training difficult, and often dangerous.

For the past month, I have had recurring issues with my heart condition that have increased in severity. My cardiologist feels that running the 26.2 mile marathon, in one take, would be more than my heart condition would withstand right now. That being the case, I have had to scrap the plan to run the marathon on the event date on Oahu and switch my race registration to the marathon's virtual option. I will now be running the 26.2 mile marathon here, in Charleston, in December, but in increments. Based on how my heart is holding up, I will either run two 13.1 mile half marathons or two 10 mile runs along with a 6.2 mile 10k. Both options equal the marathon's 26.2 miles. The race committee has approved my plan and granted me a medical race waiver. I will be wearing a GPS device while running, which will record my mileage and my time, and transmit it to the Honolulu Marathon race committee, which will verify it and subsequently send me the finishers medal and certificate.

Disappointed that it must be this way but grateful and blessed to still be able to run!

And I am happy and blessed to be able to use this opportunity to raise funds, awareness and support for a very special charity - Hearts & Minds UK. The amazing, uplifting work that they do, through their Elderflower program - bringing joy and light to those suffering from dementia - is truly remarkable. They make a tremendous difference in so many lives. Hope and joy are precious commodities and they all work so hard to bring these gifts to souls in need.

My beloved mom suffered and died, a few years ago, from Alzheimer's Disease. I see her face and her heart in every precious soul helped by Hearts & Minds. My mom loved Christmas and she was always my biggest cheerleader in my running and my racing in the past. And so, this Christmas, I will run - and also seek to raise funds, awareness and support for Hearts & Minds - in loving memory of my mom.

Thank you for your support.

You can visit this site to learn more about Hearts & Minds UK and their work bringing joy and hope to those dealing with dementia. I hope you will also make a donation to support and uplift their important work: https://www.heartsminds.org.uk/

*I will add an update to this post later in December, after the marathon has been completed, including a photo of the GPS mileage tally. 😊

Second photo is of my mom and me, in Honolulu, in 1998. I was 17. She was my best friend.❤️

[ashyblondwaves]

Life has been so boring. I have nothing to even post about lol.

[renee-writer]

Unnatural

It feels

Unnatural

To celebrate without her

Even after almost nine years

I feel her as I put up he tree

Can hear her say

“It is bad luck to put it up late.”

That is any time after Black Friday

Or take it down before New years day

A tradition

One of many

I wonder

As my darling grandchildren have their own children

Will it still feel unnatural not to have her here?

[i-love-books-because-reasons]

[lordofthegoldenflower]

My work for the evening.