Mom,
As I mentioned before I don’t know how to write this in a way that does you justice. It is a well-known fact that I’m not the best at expressing myself, but I will do my best. I wish you could fulling understand how much you mean to me. You made me in the obvious way of birth, however, you also made me spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. You have molded every aspect of who I am and personally I think you should be very proud!! You have taught me in so many ways.
I have learned from your example. Your unending faith, dedication, and love have taught me never to give up. Life dealt you a rough hand, but with your belief in God you managed to create something beautiful—me. In all seriousness watching and learning from your example has …show more content…
You have been my teacher for most of my life. You have taught me at every stage in my life and often at every hour of my life. While the school work and grammar corrections aren’t always appreciated the life lessons are. I am so grateful you never gave up on me. You remained positive and patient. There are very few memories where I remember even a raised voice. This is something not many people are fortunate enough to say.
I have learned from your parenting. I couldn’t find a good work to describe this, but hopefully you get the idea. All the amazing games and vacations you made possible on our small budget is truly amazing. No other family has had such fun during camping trips, Jekyll Island adventures, socks off games, going mudding/creek stomping, and this is just naming a few.
You showed me how to be tough. Some parents baby their children and expect nothing from them. This might be nice at first, but as they grow it becomes more of a curse than a blessing. You expected me to work my hardest physically and mentally and never expected any more then you expected of yourself. I know you sometimes feel that this was a mistake. That you should have been easier on me, but I am honestly grateful you
As I mentioned before I don’t know how to write this in a way that does you justice. It is a well-known fact that I’m not the best at expressing myself, but I will do my best. I wish you could fulling understand how much you mean to me. You made me in the obvious way of birth, however, you also made me spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. You have molded every aspect of who I am and personally I think you should be very proud!! You have taught me in so many ways.
I have learned from your example. Your unending faith, dedication, and love have taught me never to give up. Life dealt you a rough hand, but with your belief in God you managed to create something beautiful—me. In all seriousness watching and learning from your example has …show more content…
You have been my teacher for most of my life. You have taught me at every stage in my life and often at every hour of my life. While the school work and grammar corrections aren’t always appreciated the life lessons are. I am so grateful you never gave up on me. You remained positive and patient. There are very few memories where I remember even a raised voice. This is something not many people are fortunate enough to say.
I have learned from your parenting. I couldn’t find a good work to describe this, but hopefully you get the idea. All the amazing games and vacations you made possible on our small budget is truly amazing. No other family has had such fun during camping trips, Jekyll Island adventures, socks off games, going mudding/creek stomping, and this is just naming a few.
You showed me how to be tough. Some parents baby their children and expect nothing from them. This might be nice at first, but as they grow it becomes more of a curse than a blessing. You expected me to work my hardest physically and mentally and never expected any more then you expected of yourself. I know you sometimes feel that this was a mistake. That you should have been easier on me, but I am honestly grateful you