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    congregationa and specially for my mother. The poem was called “My Mamie”, my mother I got stage fright and I said that same prhase over at least 5 times then ran off the front. Well I am not going to do that now. Before I get into the juicy part of this memoirs I need to remind you that I loved my mother dearly. I was glad to have a mother like her, she was not perfect. She was no even always there when I needed her but she was great when she was there. My mother loves god and started…

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    My mum is many things: a teacher, a citizen, a daughter, a sister, a wife and so many other things. But this endless list boils down to one main thing – my mother is a human being; an unbelievable one human being. This is ordinarily where an author boasts on about their mother being the best mother out there as everyone contradicts against this by shouting out on about how admirable and awe-inspiring their mother is. In my opinion, I would like to argue we fight for our mums in the midst of a…

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    somewhere along that spectrum, but we are getting out, thanks to my step-dad helping us. When I was born my mother was alone, she had no-one to depend on. She worked as a home care provider. I remember getting dropped off at the daycare, eating breakfast, eating breakfast. Then doing daycare things like playing with toys, playing outside, and sleeping. But sadly we all need to grow up at one point, my time came sooner than most when my mother was struck with cancer. She was not sure how long…

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    My Mother Living with my mother was like living in that ridiculous travel channel show where they eat bizarre food and act like it taste great by resisting the temptation to wrinkle their faces. Seemed to me like there was a certain cell in their brain that was missing, I think it’s called ‘’eat this and you might die’’, cell. My mother is tall and blond with a beautiful smile and her laugh can make anyone happy. She wasn’t always into eating healthy and staying young and beautiful…

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    My mother, Leilani Hall is 34 years old. She was born in Redwood City, California. She migrated from Redwood City to the Philippines to go on vacation, to see family, and to understand her culture. My mom today loves to coupon, go shopping, and hang out with her family on her free time for fun. I chose my mom because I wanted to get to know her more, learn more about my family, and to bond. My mom migrated as a 16 year old from Redwood city to the Philippines to explore her country. When she…

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    Elizabeth Bui: My Mother

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    Elizabeth Bui is my mother. She was born in Vietnam on the date of February 5, 1968. Her mother’s name was Thom and her father’s name was Huyren. She has 5 siblings. Four are younger, Kim, Loan, Dominic, Peter, and Paul. Her older brother was Hiep. Bui has lived in many places including Vietnam, Korea, Tennessee, Texas, and New York. Some of the schools she attended were University of Texas, Arlingon, and the Korea University. Bui has long dark hair and black glasses. As a young child,…

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    was me. So my life could be about early childhood neglect, abuse or whatever the 1950’s labelled angry stay at home moms and their Betty Crocker aprons powdered with cookies for the father who was mentally absentee due to “slight autism.” But, no. I hate talking about abuse and further hate hearing about it, but it was where I came…

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    My Mother Research Paper

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    CLOSING When I call Mary, “Mother”, I am not using empty words or just speaking randomly. In fact, I am incapable of using any other name and I can never tire of calling her Mother. Since I acknowledge that Mary is my mother, I must inevitably see that she has a great love for me as her child. Parents have a natural and instinctive impulse for their children which is called love. I am so assured that even if it were possible for a mother to forget to love her child, Mother Mary can never neglect…

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    to always respect my mother; some of the things I have done in my past, I’m not the proudest of, and I know that my mother does not approve of what I have done. I wasn’t the smartest person with my decisions and just did whatever I wanted. There are about three things I used to do to my mom that I would never do now; lie, disrespect and trick, and, looking back, I understand how horrible of a child I was to her. Now I can say the person I have become now is someone who makes my parents proud,…

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    “If a woman cannot stay home with her children, then maybe she just should not have them!” Natosha Keller, my mother, is a stay at home mom who believes if a woman were to have children, her number one priority should be to take care of her children and not have to worry about anything else. On the other hand there are other mothers who do not have a choice to being a stay at home mom, and they have to work to support their family. Making the decision to stay with your children or join the…

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