Mom Makes Hilarious Memes That Will Make Every Parent Laugh Out Loud

"Six years ago, my husband and I packed up our 3 kids and moved from the suburbs of Southern California to a house in the woods on a small, rural island in the Pacific Northwest. I started a little blog, strictly for family and friends, to document our fairly dramatic lifestyle change, and that was the extent of my writing. I was rarely on social media, and at 45, I literally did not even understand what a 'meme' was," she said.

"When my oldest daughter went off to college, I struggled with the adjustment of her being gone. I decided to write out my feelings and posted it on my small blog."

"To my surprise, people started sharing the post on Facebook and suddenly hundreds of people were reading my words. On a total whim, I submitted the article to 3 large parenting sites, all of whom picked it up, and next thing I know, thousands of people were reading my words," she said.

"I decided to start a Facebook page and write some more parenting stuff. Shortly thereafter, while cleaning out my closet, I was looking at a pile of the jeans I owned vs. the jeans I wear. I took a photo, made a meme about it, and it went viral. I think I had 250 followers when I posted it, and the post ended up reaching 2-million people," she said.

"With a huge spike in followers, I realized that memes were the easiest and fastest way to grow my page. Also, I loved making people laugh. I started thinking in memes, dreaming in memes, every funny situation I turned into a meme," she said.

We all have situations in our lives that can be hilarious if we were to write them down. Janene decided to actually do so. It's paid off big time because people everywhere love her page.

"Since then, I've had several viral memes, my biggest one with over 400,000 shares with a post reach of 25,000 million people. I also started writing memes as a paid freelancer for a couple of other sites," she said.

From taking your kids to the beach, or simply just having a holiday with families, everything is funny when it's not your own family.

"It's a lot of work creating original content, but so rewarding. Not monetarily (unfortunately), but intrinsically. I'll get messages from people thanking me for making them laugh or telling me that my posts always brighten their day, which is so cool and motivates me to keep creating," she said.

"Driving in the car with my 11-year-old... HER: "Mom, I didn't do well on my test today." ME: "That's ok, I know how hard you studied." HER: "Also, I forget my lunchbox at school." ME: "No worries, you can get it tomorrow." HER: "Thanks for not being mad." ME: "You know I don't get mad about silly stuff." (Bohemian Rhapsody comes on the radio) HER: "Ugh. Not THIS song. 80's music is the WORST." ME: "First of all, this is 70's music. Second of all, GET OUT OF MY CAR, YOU BLASPHEMOUS CHILD."

Some of Janene's memes focus on what it's like to be a woman, and an adult. So many of life's moments are relatable to us all, it makes us feel seen to have people who relate to them.

We take pride in the little moments of life that are hilarious and true, but that has to do with the tiny little humans we created from the womb.

Aging may not hit us all the right way, some of us struggle with becoming "middle-aged." But, Janene finds a way to look for the funny moments of becoming, well, old.

Self-deprecating humor is the kind of humor that hits home the most. Let us not forget that we all hate people as much as the next person.

Janene's family loves her stuff so much, that they even made up a nickname for her. "My kids now jokingly refer to me as "Jameme." (Insert eye roll emoji).

You can see more of Janene's original memes and content on her Facebook page, @IMightBeFunny, and follow all of her hilarious jokes and wisdom.