πβ¨ MY MOM β THE CLEANING LADY WHO BUILT MY WORLD β¨π

Every morning, long before the city wakes, my mom is already up β tying her hair back, stepping quietly into her worn uniform, and heading out into a world that rarely sees her, but always relies on her. π
π§ΉWhile others sleep, she works.
She scrubs floors, empties bins, wipes away dirt, and restores order to places that will never know her name. Her hands are tired, cracked from cleaning solutionsβ¦ yet they are the same hands that held me through every storm of my life. πβ¨
People say sheβs βjust a cleaning lady.β
But I know better. Iβve watched her come home exhausted, still smiling, still asking me how my day was. Iβve seen her put aside her dreams to build mine. Iβve seen her turn struggle into strength β and strength into love. πͺβ€οΈ
Every mop she lifted, every hallway she shined, every sacrifice she made in silence⦠was for me.
And those small, quiet acts?
They built my future. They built me. ππ
Today is her birthday. ππ
The world may not stop to honor women like her β women who work in the shadows, who give without applause, who hold families together with nothing but grit and love β but I will.
Happy Birthday, Mom.
Your apron is my superhero cape.
Your footsteps are my path.
And your love is the reason I walk this world with pride. β¨π¦ΈββοΈβ€οΈ
You are not invisible.
You are extraordinary. πβ¨