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Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

So I'm giving you a little bit of advanced warning for those of you who either don't have it on your calendar or don't look at your calendar with regularity, which is fine.

But Sunday is Mother's Day.

And there are a few things to not get the most important woman in your life.

And let's start with a shopping list for the grocery store of things you expect her to buy and make.

Don't make your mom cook on Mother's Day.

That is one of the very few things that I ask.

There are a couple things that I love on Mother's Day.

I adore Mother's Day.

I will never forget my first Mother's Day when I was pregnant with my oldest daughter,

and I still celebrated.

And she was almost a year old on the first Mother's Day ex utero and ever since then it has always been so incredibly special because

as anyone knows who is a mom it is an exhausting job it doesn't matter if you are a stay-at-home mom,

if you are a part-time working mom, or if you work full-time, nothing ever gets done to your

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