Your mom sure loved pampering herself in the tub. As well she should have, because she was worth it!
A native of the Lone Star State, your mom never forgot where she came from and proudly let her inner cowgirl come out every chance she got.
Even though your dad went to great lengths to be among the first to have central air conditioning, your mom still wore nothing to bed.
No one loved mornings more than your mom. If we were lucky, we’d be at your house early enough to see just how much she loved them.
Birthdays, anniversaries, bar mitzvahs, bat mitzvahs—if there was cause to celebrate, your mom simply couldn’t contain her glee.
Your pool was the most popular one on the block. Mostly because your mom didn’t resemble Kathy Bates like everyone else’s did.
This was your mom’s philosophy on life, and when she acted it out, your friends were more than happy to buy into it.
The 4th of July always reminds us how much your mom loved her country—and how much we loved her for it.
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Decades before Cameron Diaz starred in the movie, your mom played the role for real—at our high school, no less.
When your mom couldn’t sleep, she would sneak up to the crawlspace and go through her old belongings—in her nightgown.
Thanks to your mom, we understood what Diamond Dave was talking about in “Everybody Wants Some.”
Your back yard was the place to be when your mom decided it was time to break out her fall wardrobe.
When the skies opened up, out came your mom in her old-school raincoat (and nothing else, if we played our cards right).
Not for his Oscar-nominated performance in “The Turning Point,” but for the effect it had on your mom.
When your mom developed a fascination with classic crime dramas, those were good times indeed.
Your mom’s brilliant manipulation of Bally tables made every kid in the arcade go TILT!
“Back to the Future” came out and PETA got the figurative middle finger from your mom, who simply refused to relinquish her fur coats.
Your mom’s obsession with washing her car resulted in a different kind of obsession for all the impressionable boys on the block.
When your parents decided to replace the only shower in your house, there was plenty of residual fun for us.
Years before Julia Roberts became famous for wearing a sexy red dress onscreen, your mom made the look her own.
Most women would have their vacations ruined if the airline lost their luggage. Not your mom, an expert in improvisation.
When your mom got all dressed up for the annual yacht club formal, all of us were ready to drop anchor.
Thanks to your mom, we understood what Diamond Dave was talking about in “Everybody Wants Some.”
Your back yard was the place to be when your mom decided it was time to break out her fall wardrobe.
When the skies opened up, out came your mom in her old-school raincoat (and nothing else, if we played our cards right).
Not for his Oscar-nominated performance in “The Turning Point,” but for the effect it had on your mom.
When your mom developed a fascination with classic crime dramas, those were good times indeed.
Your mom’s brilliant manipulation of Bally tables made every kid in the arcade go TILT!
“Back to the Future” came out and PETA got the figurative middle finger from your mom, who simply refused to relinquish her fur coats.
Your mom’s obsession with washing her car resulted in a different kind of obsession for all the impressionable boys on the block.
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Those were the days: when people like your mom smoked their cigarettes without every other wuss-bag in the world bitching about it.
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There’s nothing your mom loved more than curling up with a good book. Outside. In a bikini. We loved it, too, for decidedly non-intellectual reasons.
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Decades before Cameron Diaz starred in the movie, your mom played the role for real—at our high school, no less.
When the skies opened up, out came your mom in her old-school raincoat (and nothing else, if we played our cards right).
Years before Julia Roberts became famous for wearing a sexy red dress onscreen, your mom made the look her own.
A year end collection of all the lovely ladies from our universally adored series “Your Mom Was Hot.”
Remember when your mom got those new bathroom accessories and couldn’t wait to show them off? That was a great day.
Your friends’ dental checkups were always stellar, thanks to your mom’s obsession with oral hygiene.
When your mom finally decided to conquer her aversion to pollen once and for all, we felt privileged to witness the aftermath.
When your sisters took over the only bathroom in your home, your mom had to brush her hair outside—much to our delight.