Well, for perhaps the first time, I can say I saw what the true meaning behind the fantastic holiday of Mother's Day. I've always cherished the love and care of my mother growing up and to this day, make sure I send along a gift of thanks that could never fully cover all that she did for me.
From birth, through grade school, through cold days during little league and driving me to UNH basketball games and basketball camp, and helping me get through college, my mom was always there for me and I owe her everything.
Every year I always remembered Mother's Day and have always sent flowers and cards. This year is no exception. But there was something new to send along: a photo of my beautiful son Liam.
Born last August, every single day has been pure joy to see him grow and watch his mother, my wife Cheryl, take such great care of him. He is beautiful because I see the same care for him by Cheryl that my mom had for me.
While gifts for my wife; jewelry, breakfast; flowers and chocolate, are fun. They surely cannot cover just how much I appreciate all she does for taking care of Liam and how natural it is for her.
Some people have look up to professional athletes, musicians, generals as leaders and role models and heroes. But the real heroes of this world are the ones we have know for all of our lives: our mothers.
It may be just one Sunday in May that we celebrate all they do, but for me, every day is a day to appreciate just how valuable they are.
Maybe that smile by Liam each morning is his way of saying "Thanks."
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