Change Doesn't Happen Overnight

So Mother’s Day greetings spread throughout internet especially on social networking sites today. I can’t help but get curious of side thoughts regarding this one.

How I wish, with the way majority posted greetings for their Moms today realize that flowery words aren’t enough to show how much they care for them.

I wish those words have corresponding actions too.

I wish those words aren’t just words (just for the sake of being “in” and or being swept away with bandwagon)

I wish those words were all true.

I wish those came deep inside their hearts.

I wish showing their love and gratitude for their Mom don’t just happen on a one-day basis; or just on Mother’s Day.

Well I did not greet my Mom personally, nor gave her a hug or a kiss. I believe she “somehow” and in any way felt how much I care and love her since Wednesday is approaching near.

I can’t wait for that day to come. Like seriously.

I just want to share this conversation a while ago:

Me: Ma, gusto mo ng bulaklak?

Mama: *paused for a second* Bulaklak?

Me: Pero next year na ah, wala pa ko pera eh. Wala pa ko trabaho. *giggles*

Mama: Bulaklak, di naman nakakain yun.

Oh that’s my way.

PS: I LOVE YOU MAMA. TO THE MOON AND BACK.

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