HMIC (head mommy's in charge)

I'm in awe of ya'll. I love the vision in my head you guys have been creating. To find such a solid foundation, I am patiently waiting. I write this after our conversation, the things that we were debating. Respect to the HMIC (Head Mommy's In Charge), who rise the young to do great things. She risked her life and sacrificed her body, to bring a precious addition to we. First there was you, then she came along, now baby makes three. If she provided you with more then one, thats more of the lords blessing you see. Respect the HMIC, she A blessing to thee. Nine months she carried a seed, and in some cases even more. Realize all of the pain that she has to endure. Life is not promised, she could of died delivering such a gift. At 3am, when she sent you to the store for a peanut butter and pickle sandwich, did you moan and bitch? When her ankles got swollen, did you rub them? Everyday of your life your life you should tell the HMIC that you love um, place nothing above them, spoil, kiss and hug them. If your not on good terms with them, thats no reason to mean mug them. You guys are joined at the hip for the rest of your life. She still the mother of your children, even if she's not your wife. She made a sacrifice for you, don't neglect her, if you pay child support, throw her a little extra. Rising a child will always be a full time job. All of the diapers changed, all of the baby slob. All the bottles that she heated up at 4 in the morning. The countless hours nursing, while she's dead tired and yarning. I'm not saying us guys do anything, it's that she just does more.You had fun creating your baby, now have fun raising it. Respect the HMIC's that hold it down on the home front. the ones that make sure your babies go to school with a full lunch. the ones that find joy in spending time with your little Diago or Dora the explorer. She helping to cultivate the minds of your son or your daughter. She loves nothing more then to brag about the love she has for her beautiful children. Respect to the HMIC's (Head mommy's in charge) and the foundations they are building.          
          I would like to thank Karen Colon And Yvette castonon for the motivation. Two great HMIC's who have some lucky children.