Mother's day Afterthought.

Hey there folks! After mother's day I thought about how much my mom means to me (and hopefully you did too). I also started thinking about what it means to be a women in the world. We joke that during women's conference it's all about building up womanhood and during the priesthood session the men get bashed about everything they do wrong, but I think that there is a reason for that. WARNING: the following my come off as being a hard-core feminist that is not, however, my intention. Women are put down, demeaned, and attacked everyday by the media and society. We are forced to look at magazine's, TV commercials, and movies that show us what we "should" be. It is something that I really hate but on Mother's day, we celebrate the women who drive minivans, cheer at soccer games, have hips that don't lie, have bad hair-days to help with science fair projects, and go without make-up to drive their kids to school in the morning. These women are real and they are beautiful. They are our moms. I don't know anyone that can say they that they think their mom isn't beautiful. Mine sure is...right?

Girls, lets remember our moms when we look at our wrinkles, muffin tops, and kankles and know that she thinks your beautiful in every way.