Mother's day reflections...
I love my mother. I really do. There are also times I am so upset with my mother that I swear I have never hated anyone as much as I hate her. But you see that supposed hatred I have found is directly proportional to the depth of my love for my mother. While I reflect, I have found that the more assured we are of a person's love for us, the more we seem to take that person for granted. And so the only reason, I don't shout my love for my mum to the heavens is because I am so used to her all encompassing love, I just take it for granted. As an adult in my 30s, I have been living alone since I was a teenager. First in the university with holidays spent at home and since after my NYSC, I have been living alone for 10 years now. I somehow still find myself calling my mum to ask how to go about sometimes the most mundane things. How to straighten my neck muscle because I slept wrongly the night before How to treat my red eye. I even call my mum to cry when I am sick and just over...