Mother's Day Off

Posted on May 6th, 2026 6:29pm

Tell us what happened: My aunt shell has 6 kids, she is a wonderful mom and does alot to try and be a good mom. She never gets an actual break and I think this would be good for her. She deserves a break out of all people I know. She let's me stay the night every weekend even when she is stressed out she is a great mom and aunt and I love her alot.
You should pick her!😊

Posted on May 6th, 2026 6:01pm

Tell us what happened: So this year has been a lot My dad had open surgery my aunts had terminal cancer so my mom has had to take on everything with my dad and the care of my grandma as well recently my aunt has passed away unfortunately we got seven good months with her but my mom is busy with doctor's appointments and follow-ups and cardiology appointments and physical therapy for my dad since it's open heart and she forgot about her own appointment and it took my grandma to her appointment instead of my grandma's appointment and she has calendars in her car and calendars on her phone and calendars on the wall and even then still in the midst of all of the chaos forgot to take herself to her own appointments and accidentally took my grandma to her appointment that was for my mom not my grandma My mom doesn't ask for anything she doesn't ask for extra help she's never too tired to take on extra tasks and she has been the most amazing person I know this past year we thought it was my dad who had cancer and even through all of it through my dad's cancer scare through my aunt's terminal diagnosis through everything she is taking it on and let our family with such strength and grace and she never said she can't do it or it's too much even though I know it's too much on her sometimes and I think out of anyone even above myself she deserves a day off to just rest and relax and take care of herself for the first time in over a year

Posted on May 6th, 2026 2:49pm

Tell us what happened: I’m the middle child, I have ADHD and ODD so I’ve pushed mom a lot!! When I was a toddler, I would not leave my diaper or clothes on. One day while napping, I woke up and smeared the “contents” of my diaper all over my crib, myself, the walls…anything I could reach. As my dad says “ the cheese was about to come off her cracker”! She had to clean all that up and me, of course and still chose to have my younger brother! She is a ride or die mom! She is our number one fan, advocate and best friend!

Posted on May 6th, 2026 2:35pm

Tell us what happened: Okay, so.... I was about 10, and my mom had just gotten home from working all day in a HOT factory. She was tired, still made us dinner grilled cheese and french fries.

And what did I do? I called the cops and said she didn’t feed us… because it was grilled cheese for dinner 😅 The cop and her was NOT happy.. That was probably the exact moment she hit her “I’ve HAD IT” limit, but honestly she probably had 30 of them by this moment hahaha

I’m 30 now and honestly, she still deserves a day off from me and my brothers blowing up her phone with a million questions. And on top of that, she’s raising one of her grandkids.
She’s always been a great mom (even when we made it difficult), and yeah… we definitely gave her plenty of reasons to lose her patience over the years.

Posted on May 5th, 2026 11:25pm

Tell us what happened: My mom deserves a day off because my little sister is a brat. She’s bad every day. She draws and paints on the walls, she cuts her clothes and hair with scissors, she screams in the cats ears, she never cleans anything up, and she never does what she’s told to do. She refuses to get herself anything to eat or drink. She breaks everything. And she’s always crying or whining. And my mom never disciplines her.

Posted on May 5th, 2026 8:53am

Tell us what happened: One time while vacuuming the stairs, I kicked a toy down the stairs and it shattered the window to the door.

Posted on May 5th, 2026 7:59am

Tell us what happened: She left for Florida and we promised to water flowers…. Got busy and sidetracked over the few weeks and forgot a lot of days to go over and they all died🤷‍♂️

Posted on May 4th, 2026 9:41pm

Tell us what happened: My mom isn’t just a regular mom, she is a cheer mom. That’s a whole different type of mom. What sets my mom off is, on competition days, she insist on fake eyelashes and spray tan. Being a competitive cheerleader would be a lot easier if the biggest challenge was just nailing my routine—but no, according to my mom, it’s actually about my eyelashes achieving lift-off and my skin being at least three shades darker than reality. Every competition morning turns into a mini makeover marathon where she’s waving fake lashes at me like they’re required safety equipment. In her mind, I’m about to walk onto the mat “unfinished,” like I forgot part of my uniform. Meanwhile, I’m just trying to explain that I can, in fact, stunt, tumble, and smile without feeling like I have tiny fans glued to my eyelids or smelling like I fell into a bottle of coconut tanner. No matter how much we disagree, she goes above and beyond for everyone and never takes time for herself, that’s why she deserves this so much , Love Mackinsey

Posted on May 4th, 2026 9:02pm

Tell us what happened: Setting the scene here…we have a 7 week old and two toddlers so my wife hasn’t slept in years.
This woman is surviving in what I can only describe as a domestic war zone disguised as a house with toddlers and a baby.
In the last year alone, one child threw a lit candle at her, (Not metaphorically. Not dramatically. Physically launched fire at her.) both toddlers painted our entire living room (couches and all) in acrylic paint (during what was supposed to be nap time), they have thrown an entire carton of eggs all over our kitchen, and because we have a baby and two toddlers still learning how to potty on their own…we have had poop catastrophes non stop.
I have no idea how she does it. She does it tired. She does it sick. She does it even on the days when she can’t do much for herself.

This woman deserves it all and I wish I could give it to her.

Posted on May 4th, 2026 8:51pm

Tell us what happened: I asked my mom if I could watch YouTube and she said no. She came in my room to say it's bed time. She asked what I was watching on my tablet. I told her Netflix. She asked for my tablet. Then I told her I was watching YouTube because she was gonna look at my tablet. She took all electronics away and said it hurt her heart that I lied to her. Now when she asks me a question and I tell her the answer she says how do I know you are not lying to me. You lied to me before. I broke her trust. Now I learned from my mistake. Don't lie. It's always better to tell the truth. Like my mom told me if I didn't lie and just told her the truth I wouldn't be in a bunch of trouble. It made me sad that my mom didn't trust me.

Posted on May 4th, 2026 7:06pm

Tell us what happened: Our mom is the best she definitely deserves the world she does so much for us and she always does so much for her daycare kids. She puts everyone’s before hers and we love her so much

Posted on May 4th, 2026 1:36pm

Tell us what happened: I’m almost 30, and I still annoy my mom. She would always get mad when we went grocery shopping I’d always throw stuff in the cart and we’d go to check out and she would be like we didn’t even get this stuff and I’d just laugh and she’d end up buying it, I also always bugged her to go to McDonald’s for a happy meal. Me and my mom are best friends I make her come to work with me sometimes just for company! My mom also has a lot of health issues so this would make her whole day

Posted on May 4th, 2026 1:31pm

Tell us what happened: So there's four of us kids and here are some of the things that me and my siblings have done that drove our mother crazy. One is the hitting the apples off the tree and then apples hitting the house. my sister putting me into the dryer when I was little. Let's see here Me and my siblings going down the staircase in the house and laundry baskets and sleeping bags putting holes in the wall on accidents. Me jumping out a two-story window to sneak out at the house at night and then when I was little. I climbed up on the top of the tallest tree in the neighborhood and when I got to the top I realized I couldn't make my way back down so they had to call the fire department to come get my butt down from that tree and then losing my mom's accidentally losing One of my mom's anniversary Ring in the garden. And one last thing with my mom and dad got a new carpet put in. I was lighting a candle and I actually knocked it off and it caught the new carpet on fire so I actually put new burn mark into my mom and dad's new carpet less than a week when it was put in.

Posted on May 3rd, 2026 1:49pm

Tell us what happened: One time my mom was chasing after me since I was listening. After she got done waxing the floors. She fell and actually hurt her self let’s just say I was still running because I knew if she was up I was gonna be in more trouble

Posted on May 2nd, 2026 3:51pm

Tell us what happened: Donnise has been my best friend for almost four years. She is a single mom who works two social work jobs. She has the biggest heart and would do anything for anyone before doing anything for herself. This would be an amazing gift to celebrate the wonderful mother she is to her four year old daughter. She is so deserving!

Posted on May 2nd, 2026 2:52pm

Tell us what happened: My mom loves moonshine from ole smokey. . Well me and my friend sent her over the edge by drinking/ dumping some out of each of her jars and refilling it up with water. She noticed trust me .lol My mom deserves to win this because she is always taking care of others and doing everything for her family to make sure they have everything they need. She never does anything for herself so I would love for her to win

Posted on May 2nd, 2026 2:49pm

Tell us what happened: I was 17 and did not have the greatest choice in friends. I was working, loaned my car to said friends, and they ended up robbing a storage unit. I had no clue. A week later, let them borrow the car again, and the cops pulled them over for a "busted headlight". The car got impounded, I ended up having to walk 2.5 miles at 11pm after work, and was trying to figure out a lie to stay away from home for the weekend. Well....my mom's name was on the car, so they called her anyway. She called my cell, told me I was in deep crap, and I ended up having to stay at my friend's until Monday morning. My mom met me at the impound lot, did not say a word, got the car, and said "I'll see you at home." I've never driven so slow in my life. My mom is a freaking angel.

Posted on May 2nd, 2026 2:39pm

Tell us what happened: I definitely won the bad teenage award growing up I put my mom through heck and back there's really to many to tell the time I punched her in the kitchen gave her a black eye had to face her in court or the time she was driving and I jumped out of the car or all the times I ran away from home. I was not a very good kid eventually I turned things around but there are many times she wanted to pack her bags and run away. I definitely look back on everything and the mistakes I made were stupid but you can't change the past and my mom never gave up on me and stayed by my side we are close now and I love her very much!!

Posted on May 2nd, 2026 8:39am

Tell us what happened: Hi, I would like to tell you the time(s) i sent my mother over the edge. It would be many things that I did while battling alcoholism and addiction. I was definitely the black sheep of the family and had very low self-esteem. I used to think my mother didn't love me at times or loved my sisters more because they had their shit together and I didn't. Looking back now i see that she lived me just as much if not more because she loved me through all of it and never gave up on me. She has supported me and help raise my kids even in my adulthood. I have never been able to get her anything and she really deserves this. She works her but off everyday and would give anyone the shirt off her back if they asked. She is smart, beautiful and I honestly dont know where I would be if she had given up on me. I owe her something special for once and I hope you will consider my mother fot the mothers day off. Thank you for this opportunity.
Lisa j Olds

Posted on April 30th, 2026 7:23pm

Tell us what happened: I swear I love my wife more than anything, but this past year of parenting our boys has pushed her to levels I didn’t know were humanly possible.
It started with the “quiet” moments—those are never actually quiet. If the house goes silent for more than 30 seconds, she sprints like she’s in the Olympics, because that usually means the one year old is either unrolling an entire roll of toilet paper into the toilet, feeding the dog something questionable, or using butt paste like it’s lotion.

They have a sixth sense for chaos. She’ll finally sit down with a hot cup of coffee, and that’s the three year olds cue to suddenly become a bird and drive head first off the couch, head butt the one year old, or scream like she personally offended him by blinking.
Mealtimes are their own battlefield. She prepares something balanced, nutritious, Pinterest-worthy… and the youngest responds by launching it like confetti while making direct eye contact. Every. Single. Time.
And bedtime? That’s when they become stand-up comedians who refuses to sleep. They laugh, climb, demand water, reject water, demand the exact same water again, and then finally pass out the second she thinks she’s free.
By the end of the day, she looks at me like, “your turn,” and I just nod because honestly… I wouldn’t survive a shift in her shoes. She’s been tackled, screamed at, drooled on, and emotionally negotiated with by a tiny dictators in footie pajamas.
So if she seems a little on edge lately, just know it’s because she’s been outplayed all day by a one and three year boys with zero fear and unlimited energy. They test her patience and she does it with kindness and grace.
Happy Mother’s Day to the real MVP.

Posted on April 30th, 2026 5:52pm

Tell us what happened: I embarrassed my mom by yelling in Kroger, “ don’t touch me, I want my real mom”. She is in fact his biological mother!

Posted on April 30th, 2026 8:56am

Tell us what happened: I had to move back home with my Mom after my divorce. I moved in with my two daughters and 5 dogs...yes 5 dogs into my Mom's 1300 sq ft home. It was a tight fit to say the least. The dogs usually got along but my two large Walker Coonhounds started to fight when she was home alone with them. The female was attacking the other dogs and injuring them to the point I had to take one to the emergency vet. That attack was really bad and my 75 year old Mom was trying to pull off my 100 lb coonhound from the smaller dog. She ended up hurting her shoulder and broke a bone in her foot as well as tore something in there. It took a year to heal. That day my Mom had had it. She couldn't take it anymore. I knew something had to be done. Mom was upset and hurt. My dog even tried to attack my daughter soon after this. I realized my dog had something wrong with her and took her to the vet. The vet agreed that she had something going on either due to her age or tumor. I had to make the decision to put her to sleep to protect everyone. Even as upset as my Mom was at the dog, when I put her to sleep she cried like the rest of us. I often think about how my Mom opened her arms and said come home...even with 5 dogs and the chaos they brought. We are down to one dog at the moment...the other 3 died of old age over the last five years. Life is calmer but my Mom said no new dogs so my daughter asked if her boyfriend could move in...
She deserves the day off. For putting up with my crew she deserves 100 days off but one for my amazing Mom would be wonderful.

Posted on April 30th, 2026 8:21am

Tell us what happened: We haven’t spoken to each other in five years. We had a huge fight and honestly said some things to each other we should have never said. I’d like to show her that I do love her and am glad and more than happy that she is my mother. I don’t think she believes how grateful I am to her and my father.

Posted on April 29th, 2026 10:22am

Tell us what happened: My mom has four kids, a 3 year old son, a 5 year old daughter, an 18 year old daughter, and a 20 year old daughter. She is wore out all the time. I recently had surgery and she took so much time out of her week to take care of me and not even a week after my surgery I made her drive me around to a bunch of garage sales because she didn’t want me to walk but I wanted to go. She loves us so much but that was almost her final straw.

Posted on April 28th, 2026 10:58am

Tell us what happened: One time my mom was making us all dinner she was getting our dinner lined up and my little sister was crying so I went ahead and grabbed her bowl off the counter and gave it to her on moms new couch she was so mad she said words I’m not allowed to say that day

Posted on April 28th, 2026 7:10am

Tell us what happened: My dad, sister, and I were awful about grabbing anything on the step that was meant to go upstairs. If those things sat about a week then my mom would lose her mind.

I have to say now as a mom who gets triggered by the same thing (although I give in and grab anything on the step myself anyway) I apologize for this more than anything.

Posted on April 27th, 2026 3:09pm

Tell us what happened: I'm entering my wife Sarah a mother of 14 kids all together with our split family some are grown out of the house but in house every day we have 7 girls ages 2,3,5,6,8,9,13 and let me tell you she really deserves best mom of the universe award she has overcome so much hardship and still has been the most caring nurturing mother our home is a lot of chaos but what really sets her off with the girls is every single morning she wakes up at 5a.m to start getting them ready for school and they give her a run for her money every time up untill the bus is pulling up and she rushing out the door sometimes missing the bus and then having to drive these girls to school all along keeping her cool just to come home to me and the 3 youngest and then starts round 2 of being a mother and I try so much but with girls it's always mom they run to and she is always mom above all else though she may loose a patch of hair every hour or you might catch her screaming into a pillow 5x a day she still knows who is most important the kids!!!! please give my wife the time she deserves so much and break of a life time for her because with this economy and all these kids we could never afford it lol but she is so deserving thank you. Sarah's husband James

Posted on April 27th, 2026 1:35pm

Tell us what happened: My mom has struggled her whole life she’s fought drug addiction leaving an abusive relationship all while having 12 kids. She’s worked hard for everything we have and has never had a break. She got into a car accident almost 2 years ago with4 of my siblings and my 2 year old lil sister lost her foot and before my mom made sure she was okay she made sure her kids were. My mom is the hardest working person I’ve ever met. She’s beat every obstacle that has been thrown her way. And protected us through it all. My mom would give us the last 3$ if that’s all she had that’s why my mom deserves to win this to make sure she can catch a break and relax even for a night.

Posted on April 27th, 2026 9:24am

Tell us what happened: One time we all fell asleep watching tv on the couch mom got up to use the bathroom tripped over something and hit the floor her laughing woke us all up. Then we started laughing that’s why I love her, other moms would’ve got mad but not mine. Im one of twelve kids everyday is that moment for my mom

Posted on April 26th, 2026 2:20pm

Tell us what happened: My children's mother has been struggling with depression for the last 4-5 years.

We found out that she was diagnosed with marfans syndrome, as well as 3 of our 4 children. She believes that this is her fault. However, it is a genetic disorder that was passed down for generations in her family.

Life expectancy for this disorder has been extended in the resent years, however it is still heavy on her heart. Not for her, but for our children.

Even with this weighing her down, she still gets up every morning determined to make our lives the best it can be.

Posted on April 26th, 2026 10:28am

Tell us what happened: My mom deserves this. She has been through so much. She has a bunch of health issues. She takes care of my father, who was diagnosed with cancer. She takes care of my 6-year-old niece, who lost her mother. My mom needs this!

Posted on April 25th, 2026 4:40pm

Tell us what happened: When me and my siblings were younger we would always go out of the way to try and figure out what we were getting for Christmas so we would tell our mom is she would trade us a gift for something she wanted us to get done.

Posted on April 25th, 2026 4:31pm

Tell us what happened: I mom really looses it when my little brother will ask her like ten times getting home from school what’s for dinner he even calls her at work just to ask what we’re having for dinner !

Posted on April 24th, 2026 12:13pm

Tell us what happened: When we were younger, we played tag too hard and busted the window.

Posted on April 22nd, 2026 7:45am

Tell us what happened: When I was three years old I stayed home sick from daycare. I was using the restroom and I thought it would be fun to unroll the entire roll of toilet paper. I told my mom it was an accident but it really wasn’t. She wasn’t very happy but I remember her laughing about it too! Here is a picture for proof!

Posted on April 21st, 2026 8:31pm

Tell us what happened: When I was a kid our neighbor had a flower garden that they took really good care of. One day I picked a bunch of flowers out of their garden and threw them in the road as a “parade” for cars going by.

Posted on April 21st, 2026 3:22pm

Tell us what happened: When i was a brat of a teenager... I would always complain i had nothing to wear. One day my mom must have had it and she went to my closet and started throwing my clothes down the stairs yellin... "so you dont have anything wear??!!" I dont think i complained again

Posted on April 21st, 2026 12:17am

Tell us what happened: My mom doesn’t just deserve a day off—she’s owed back pay, hazard pay, and probably a medal for surviving the three-child circus she raised.

Picture this: three kids, all convinced we were the main character, all acting like sleep was optional and common sense was negotiable. My older brother? Walking chaos. My older sister? Professional instigator. And me? Let’s just say I brought a special kind of confusion to the operation. Together, we formed a team whose sole mission seemed to be testing the absolute limits of her patience.

And then… there was Mom-Rage.
Not the everyday “I’m disappointed” speech. No, this was a full transformation. You knew it was coming when she got really quiet first—too quiet. That was the warning phase. Then came the look. You know the one. The look that could stop you mid-sentence, mid-step, possibly mid-life decision. If you ignored that, you unlocked the next level: the voice. Not yelling… somehow worse. Controlled. Sharp. Legendary.

We’re talking about a woman who could discipline three kids at once while cooking dinner, answering a phone call, and mentally keeping track of who was grounded until further notice (which, let’s be honest, sometimes meant “until she forgot”).

And yet… now she’s a Nana.

The same woman who once unleashed Mom-Rage like a superhero power now hands out snacks, cuddles, and “it’s okay, don’t tell your parents” energy like she didn’t raise us in a completely different era. We’re all just standing here like… who is this gentle, patient woman and what did she do with our mother?

Which is exactly why she needs—and deserves—to win this contest and get a day off. Because behind that sweet Nana smile is a retired warrior who survived years of chaos, noise, mess, attitude, and whatever it was we thought we were doing as kids.

Give her the day off. She’s earned it.

Honestly, give her two. Maybe a week even!

Posted on April 20th, 2026 8:50pm

Tell us what happened: When my brother and I were 5 and 6 my mom asked us to go to bed around 499 times. We decided that since she was on the phone we were going to play hide and seek in the house. My brother hid behind his bedroom door and I came running into his room, right as I crossed the line into his room he shoved the door opened and I was just tall enough that the door hit me and busted my eyebrow open. I was bleeding and screaming and my brother was screaming even louder. She had to take me to the hospital to get stitches and the whole way there I was screaming “I DONT WANT TO GET STITCHES”. We arrived at the hospital and I was still screaming the same thing and everyone was staring like she had beat me to death. She was so embarrassed and beyond losing her mind.

Posted on April 20th, 2026 7:23pm

Tell us what happened: Mom said one thing before she left for work: “Don’t fight. Do the dishes, take out the trash, and feed the dog. I’ll be back at 6. By 4:15PM, we were NOT doing as told. My brother said dishes were “women’s work” and started a war. I was blasting music in the bathroom with the Bluetooth speaker. The dog ate somebody’s ramen, which somehow became my fault. Trash? Still full. Dishes? Still dirty. We were too busy arguing about who Mom loves more. 6:03PM. Keys in the door. Mom steps in. The sink looks like a science experiment. The trash bag ripped and now the kitchen floor is SpaghettiOs. The dog is burping. My brother and I are pointing at each other. My sister is still in the bathroom singing like she’s innocent. Mom: “Did y’all do what I told you?” All of us: _look at the dog_ The dog: _throws up ramen_ Phones gone. Wi-Fi password changed. Weekend plans canceled. And now we’re all doing dishes together while Mom supervises like a warden. “Don’t fight and do your chores” was the whole assignment. We chose the crash out instead.

Posted on April 20th, 2026 7:13pm

Tell us what happened: My parents, my cousin, sister and myself were heading back home from texas (we were having Thanksgiving with relatives) and since it was such a long drive we left after turkey dinner and drover thru the night....by morning we hit up a trickster diner for breakfast and my stepfather had grits, biscuits with gravy, eggs and chocolate milk (you see where im going with this right?)well that combo plus turkey dinner hit him and not too long after we left the truck stop be was yelling we had to pull over, so we did. He then had the screaming you know what's right on the side of the road well my mom had to go to the restroom now too (just number 1 from laughing a little bit at her husband) and for some reason goes behind the vehicle not to far from her husband and then all heck broke loose when u heard my mom screaming that her husband had pooped on her shoe! She broke down and started yelling ' someone better take me to get some shoes right now! 😭😭😭😭😭

Posted on April 20th, 2026 5:31pm

Tell us what happened: When I was about 12 or 13, I was fully in my “I know everything” phase attitude included. One day, my mom and I were in the car heading somewhere, and I decided it was a great time to mouth off. That… did not go well for me.

In a split second of frustration (and very close quarters in the front seat), she reacted and accidentally caught me right in the nose. Cue instant chaos I’m crying, my nose is bleeding, and I’m convinced my life is over. I remember dramatically yelling, “You broke my nose! You HAVE to take me to the ER!”

My mom, now equally panicked but trying to hold it together, looked at me and said, “What am I supposed to tell them?!” And without missing a beat, I said, “The truth that you just hit me in the nose!”

Spoiler alert: we did not go to the ER. My nose stopped bleeding, I survived, and I’m pretty sure an apology followed shortly after.

At the time, I was definitely mad (and yes, I made sure my dad heard about it too), but now over a decade later it’s one of those stories we laugh about every time it comes up.

Looking back, it wasn’t really about that moment it was about a strong-willed daughter pushing limits and a mom doing her best (even if she was pushed right to the edge that day). And honestly, I probably deserved a little reality check… just maybe not directly to the nose.

Posted on April 20th, 2026 11:40am

Tell us what happened: I am writing this on behalf of my 14 year old since he doesn't have a phone or social media. This past weekend I decided to purposely pick a fight with my little brother because it's my favorite thing to do. Then when when my mom tried to take us all out for pancakes I refused so she left without me. I decided to unplug all the Alexa devices, hide the TV remote, and remove half of all the lightbulbs from every room. Did I mention they're all smart lightbulbs which now have to all be reprogrammed? I'm surprised the chocolate chip pancakes my mom brought home for me didn't end up in my face.

Posted on April 20th, 2026 11:20am

Tell us what happened: Our mom was working two jobs to take care of us after she got out of turning point we were little she was running on fumes going two sometimes three days a week between both jobs with no sleep

She went to take us to school drive past our school which made us cry then she started crying and it wasn't anything we did it was she was so exhausted and us crying hurt her heart and she just had enough she turned the car around and drove home we all got in pj's ordered delivery and snuggled in bed with her all day watching TV and napping just to have a day off from all the added noise and quite time with our mom

She would work ten jobs if it meant takin my care of us she never asks for anything or says no even though we know she's tired there have been days that she's been drinking since six am and still hasn't stopped at nine at night but she still helps us with homework and tucks us in at night and we know she's exhausted but she always puts us first our mom is the best example of the kind of moms we hope to be some day and we couldn't ask for a better role model

Posted on April 20th, 2026 9:42am

Tell us what happened: There would be times where me and my sister would be playing around / catching eachother fades and it would be at night, mom would start yelling at us after repeatedly telling us to stop 🤭 Love you mommy💗😽

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