I believe in my mother. She is the one person in my life who I can count on the most. No matter what I did, or didn’t do, no matter where I am or what the circumstance is, I know my mother will always be there for me. My mother provides unconditional love and support, the only kind that can come from a mother.
Throughout my twenty years of life, my mother and I have been through a lot together – good and bad. Reflecting on my life, all I want to remember are the good memories and my mom is the center of most of them. My mom worked two jobs, tried her hardest to keep our family happy 24/7. You can consider her a “super mom”. I can still remember her teaching me how to read after getting home from a 12 hour shift. I remember her setting up a Barbie town with me in the formal dining room. Those are just some of the amazing memories I share with my mom – and there are plenty more that I hold dear. But in every life there are bad memories – those we wish we could just forget. Well, I went through a few bad times in my life. There have been plenty of times when I felt alone or unhappy. All I needed to cheer me up was my mom, and hearing her voice always made me feel a million times better.
Recently I moved away from home. It was one of the hardest decisions I have had to make. But I know my mother is strong and only wants what’s best for me. I still talk to her every night to tell her about my day, ask her about hers and talk about whatever else may come up, even the little things. It’s the one part of the day I look forward to the most.
I believe in my mother because she is the reason I am the person I am today. She is the reason I am as strong and as wise as I am. She did, of course, teach me everything she knows. She is such an amazing person and a wonderful inspiration to me. I’m so happy that she is my mother. She is my best friend. She has always been there for me and I know she will always be there for me.
