How Does She Know it All? #Blogaberrycc

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Oh my God! Here she comes. I completely forgot that she had allowed me just an hour at the park. Only an hour? Really? How will I make her realise it's not possible? I have so much to do—finishing the sandcastles with my friends that we started yesterday, swinging for at least 15 minutes, cycling and racing with Renee, and then discussing Blackpink's new release. I lost track of time, but she won't understand how important these things are for me and my friends.


How can we make the elders understand our problems? Now she will march into the park, and the look she gives freezes me, even my friends. She’ll take me home, force me to drink a glass of milk, and eat the same old sandwich she prides herself on. I’ll admit, it's pretty boring—there’s so little cheese and mayo! If I were making it, I would add at least three slices of cheese and two spoonfuls of mayo. Hehe, don’t tell her, please! Otherwise, she won’t approve of the picnic plan I made with my friends for the weekend. Sometimes, she makes me so sad.

I need to hurry and stop the swing. Oh no, how will I stop it? Why won’t it stop? Bam! Oh no! I just fell off the swing in my haste. It hurts. I’m bleeding from both my knees. She’s rushing toward me, concerned and worried. I can see the pain on her face as she looks at my wounds. I need her now—to help me get up, hold me lovingly, and help me walk home! She knows I feel like crying, but I’m holding back my tears. She’ll dress my wounds and put a bandage on them. 

She is the best; I love her. I don’t even have to tell her anything now. She will prepare my favourite noodles and play my favourite cartoon on TV. Sometimes I wonder how does she know it all? My mom?


This post was created for the Blogaberry Creative (Monthly) Challenge with theme word How

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  1. A Rustic MindMay 20, 2025 at 3:31 AM

    Such a sweet rollercoaster of emotions! From rebellion to realization, and then straight into that warm hug only a mom can give. This is so real and heartwarming ❤️

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