All right, welcome to your Sunday Pep Talk with my mom. This is the certified mama's boy podcast every single Sunday. I bring you one of these, well she brings you one of these. I leave her completely up to her and I think you're going to be able to tell it's completely up to her again this week because

she's using the wrong microphone. I think she's using the built-in microphone that's on the computer,

not the USB microphone. But it is Mother's Day and this is what this is all about.

So for all of my mom's out there, is Mother's Day and this is what this is all about so for all of my moms out there happy Mother's Day and for those that aren't moms or that don't have a mom or

Where this day may not be as happy you know I understand that's days like this can be a struggle too.

And hopefully you'll fill today with something that does make you feel loved and happy and excited and yeah all right so I love you and have a great

Sunday and see back here tomorrow from Monday cheese may which is you know our more

gossipy kind of segment right in the time the cops showed up at the

studio because it was just getting too wild, Holly and Miguel and actually another

radio friends coming on for that so it should be it should be fun so we will see

you tomorrow and happy Mother's Day. The five minute

Pep talk is next. Mother's Day. What a special day for all of us who are

blessed to have children. Parenting is the most challenging that can be the most rewarding task of our lives.

We particularly in this particular time the coronavirus are challenged more than ever,

especially if you have young children and you're doing double duty as a parent.

It's really, really hard, but remember that our kids need to know their loved and to know

they're safe and that they are watching your sheiros to them during this time.

And that we can truly be sheiros to them during this time to teach them that even during the hardest of times

that we don't give up and that we persevere.

And a real shout out to what I would call the super sheros who are those women that are on the front

lines of this virus, all the medical workers, some of whom had had to send their

children elsewhere to live and have left their homes to help others. But not just

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