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You might be a mom if:  you start a load of laundry, pick up, and spot clean on your way out the door

You might be a mom if:  you say, “it’s the last day, you’ll feel better when you wake-up, let’s go by duncan donuts”

You might be a mom if:  you juggle the coffee, phone, work bag, and her back pack so you can hold her hair when it becomes obvious that duncan donuts was a bad call

You might be a mom if:  you negotiate who is staying home like a power broker while stuck in traffic

You might be a mom if:  you run to three meetings at two schools and remember to stop by on the way home to get the good tissues with the lotion

You might be a mom if:  with in 60 seconds of being home, you decide to throw kids in the car and haul it to a walk in clinic

You might be a mom if:  you appreciate one (previously shy) child working on pick up lines with the cute doctor while texting the hubs and simultaneously catching projectile bile from the other child

You might be a mom if: happiness is everyone being clean, fever-free, and home for the night

Here’s to all moms!