Thank You, Mom (Jimmy Fallon Style)

Thank You, MomMother’s day is a great day filled with brunches, flowers, sappy cards, homemade gifts and breakfasts in bed.  We wish all those mommies out there a great day. As we celebrate, we want to pay our respects to our own moms. So, join us in writing thank you notes….Jimmy Fallon style.


Thank you, Mom, for allowing me to combine a poodle tight perm with half of a shaved head. Fifth grade will never be the same. Love, Erin

Thank you, Mom, for sending me to bed in the summer before the whole neighborhood. I learned some serious “Kick the Can” strategies watching the neighbor kids play while I was “sleeping.” Love, Paul

Thank you, Mom, for instilling great character in me as I graced the elementary school hallways as if waiting for a flood. Those khaki’s were rockin’. Love, Paul (the Catholic school boy)

Thank you, Mom, for buying extra safety pins and rubber bands so I could tight roll my jeans and no longer feel my feet. Love, Erin


If you were to write your mom a thank you note, Jimmy Fallon style, what would it say?

 

Thank You, Mom

Erin

5 Comments

  1. Brenda on May 7, 2016 at 3:18 pm

    Thank you Mom, for shouting my first, middle, and last name out to the neighborhood as a way of notifying me that it was time for dinner.



    • Amy on May 7, 2016 at 10:52 pm

      Ha! Lest you get confused as to which Brenda was being called….happy Mother’s Day!



    • Erin on May 8, 2016 at 9:23 pm

      Love it. I had a friend in high school whose parents used a fog horn. Not embarrassing at all.



  2. Amy on May 8, 2016 at 12:52 pm

    Thank you Mom, for straight up lying to me. For telling me that all the world class female runners broke their records when it was “their time of the month”. I’m sure your plan was to get me to settle down before my big race (and probably to get me to stop complaining) but you could have told me at some point it wasn’t true, before I started spreading that to everyone I knew. Ugh!



    • Erin on May 8, 2016 at 9:22 pm

      Good one, Amy!