
A tribute to all moms
There’s a reason why athletes say “Hi Mom” when the cameras are on them, and Chunky Soup pays tribute to the NFL Team Mothers.
Most of us wouldn’t have the chance to participate in athletics at all without our moms. From T-ball to the Olympics, we count on her for so many things: from taxi driver to doctor, she has to wear so many hats.
Some moms never knew what sports were about until their kids got in the game; then they learn the lingo, develop the pride and passion for sports and become our biggest fans.
Here are some of the reasons to take the time to thank her:
n Shuttle service. Where would Little Leaguers and youth soccer stars be without the Mom Mobile? She routinely hauls not only her own children but carpools their friends to practices, games, camps and clinics. And with the price of gas these days, that’s no small chore. Imagine the miles the mini-van can rack up in a single season.
n Equipment manager.
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