I Know I’m My Mother’s Daughter/Son When…
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I know I’m my mother’s daughter/son when…
“I can’t find my coffee cup.” ~ Diane McNeil
“I snort when I laugh.” ~ Joel Melton
“I Smile.” ~ Anita Karwowski
“I starting cleaning the kitchen and end up on my hands and knees three hours later cleaning the grout, still in the kitchen!” ~ Jake Danen
“I give a little back rub when I hug the people I love.” ~ Kari Witthuhn-Henning
“I find a way to be happy about everything life throws my way.” ~ Bridget Browning
“I use my bare hands to pull out slimy, gross objects clogging the drain.” ~ Sally Slattery
“I made my kids quesadillas for every meal because it was the only thing I knew how to cook.” ~ Susie Arterberry
“My husband says ‘You’re acting just like your mom.’” ~ Courtney Holdmann Skare
“I comb my snow white hair.” ~ Ann Harsh
“I leave long, unedited voicemail messages for my loved ones.” ~ Katie Lott Schnorr
“I ask ‘you know?’ in reference to things that nobody doesn’t know.” ~ Carol Thompson
“I call my own kids ‘you cotton-pickin’ kids.’” ~ Kathy Kohn
“I trip over nothing, walk into a room and forget why I came in, and call my dog with my son’s name.” ~ Lauren Bremer