Mother Is A Verb, Not A Noun.

Mother Is Not A Title. Mother Is A Verb. It Is Not Who You Are. It's What You Do.

Yes, It Is Hard Out There. But Hard Is Relative. I Come From A Middle-class Family, My Parents Are Academics. I Was Born After The Civil Rights Movement, I Was A Toddler During The Women's Movement, I Live In The United States Of America, All Of Which Means I Am Allowed To Own My Freedom, My Rights, My Voice And My Uterus.

The Expected Is What Keeps Us Steady. It's The Unexpected That Changes Our Lives Forever.

Whenever You See Me Somewhere Succeeding In One Area Of My Life, That Almost Certainly Means I Am Failing In Another Area Of My Life.

We All Think We’re Going To Be Great And We Feel A Little Bit Robbed When Our Expectations Aren’t Met. But Sometimes Our Expectations Sell Us Short. Sometimes The Expected Simply Pales In Comparison To The Unexpected. You Got To Wonder Why We Cling To Our Expectations, Because The Expected Is Just What Keeps Us Steady. Standing. Still. The Expected's Just The Beginning, The Unexpected Is What Changes Our Lives.