Moms Will Always Be Moms

This is a beautiful piece that I came across today. As it pertains to moms and is so well thought out, I couldn’t resist myself from sharing this.

See how concerned mothers are for the well-being of their children. It doesn’t matter who their children are and what they have become or done. For a mom, her son will always remain her son, and she will remain a mother for him.

This Saturday, enjoy this write-up, dedicated to all mothers of the world, but for whom the human civilization would have failed to move forward.

So here are those mom talks:

☘️ Issac Newton’s mother: 
“But did you wash the apple before eating it?”

☘️Archimedes’s mother:
“Didn’t you have any shame running naked in the street? And, who is this girl, Eureka??”

☘️Thomas Edison’s mother: 
“Of course I am proud that you invented the electric bulb, but now turn it off and get to bed !”

☘️Abraham Lincoln’s mother: 
“Now that you have become President, for heaven’s sake get rid of that shabby tailcoat and stovepipe hat, and buy yourself a decent outfit.”

☘️Galileo Galilei’s mother:
“What use is seeing that goddamn moon with your telescope if it does not help me see my mother in Milano.”

☘️Samuel Morse’s mother:
“Make sure your school report card doesn’t have only dashes and dots.”

☘️Mona Lisa’s mother:
“After all that money your father and I spent on your braces, is that the best smile you can give us?”

☘️Michelangelo’s mother: 
“Can’t you paint on walls like other children? Do you have any idea how hard it is to get that stuff off the ceiling??”

☘️Albert Einstein’s mother:
“Can’t you do something about your hair? Use styling gel or something!”

☘️Bill Gates’s mother:
“You keep browsing all day long; but watch out if I ever catch you on any adult web-site.”

☘️Daniel Fahrenheit’s mother: 
“Stop playing with boiling water and let me make my tea.”

☘️Georg Ohm’s mother:
“I don’t like you resisting everything I say.”

☘️Robert Boyle’s mother:
“If your volume is really inversely proportional to pressure, you must be having a constipation. Take a laxative.”

☘️Alessandro Volta’s mother:
“It is shocking to see you all the while dipping those copper and zinc rods in that beaker.”

☘️Andre- Marie Ampere’s mother:
“Apart from fooling around all the time, shall you ever find time to glance through your current books!”

☘️Christopher Columbus’ mother:
“I don’t care what you were busy discovering and where, you could still have dropped a two line letter!”

☘️And finally, Socrates’ mother:
“If you keep drinking from any cup, it is not necessary that you will also survive like Mira Bai*.”

*Born in the Rajput royal family, Meera Bai was a 16th-century Hindu mystic poetess and a staunch devotee of Lord Krishna. Because of her religious devotion and disregard of royal traditions, she was poisoned by her in-laws, but legend says she survived.

I conclude with a short video. Just have a look at the purest form of love…

–Kaushal Kishore

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