MOM knows best.

Think of your childhood. Good and bad memories. Try to remember all the things mommy dearest (or someone like a mom) to you always used to tell you.
"Sit up straight!" "Eat your vegetables!" "Go to Bed!"
For those of you withou such great childhood memories, remember what you see in the movies. Mother's mottos, sayings, etc.
Well, I was watching an episode of the "Early Show" on youtube and came across this woman who took the classic "WIlliam tell Overture" and wrote lyrics to the masterpeice about mothers and what they say to their children. Type in "William tell mom" and it should show up. This is recommended for mothers and children alike. We are all gonna laugh.
More than that, when I first viewed this, I didn't even finish watching it. I ran to my mother and finifshed watching it with her. We've been having problems lately, and just watching this with her made us smile at each other and laugh together. A kind of mother-daughter laugh we haven't shared in awhile.
I'm trying to leave this at a happy ending, but i need some 200 words. What to do what to do. OK, how about a little preview.
I haven't really known my mother or felt her real presence since the sixth grade. She loves me, I love her. My parents do their hardest and take care of their four daughters as parents should. I love the fact that they have gone back to school, and gotten two degrees each. (they are both doctors) But they have missed so much of our lives. What what am I, the ungrateful, inconsiderate daughter supposed to say to them about it when i run the fear of being called all of the above? I know what I can do. Try to find little windows of fun, of good times, of happy times, so neither of us will regret it.
SO, enought about me, grab your mommies, grandmommies, or someone else's mommie and watch the video. You'll be sure to want it on your IPOD!