Dear Mom,
This one is to the good times.
And to the bad times.
To the fun we’ve had together.
And to the arguments we’ve had with each other.
I remember when we stayed up til’ 3am watching Say Yes to the
Dress just because I wanted to stay up and talk to you.
I remember when you made me kill that mouse with Lysol and rocks
when I was 4 and then you held me after and we cried together.
I remember getting a note in my lunch every day and feeling
like my mom loved me more than any other moms loved their kids.
I remember getting checked out to go to Applebee’s with you
just because you wanted to be with me.
I remember seeing you after every football game and without
fail you’d take a thousand pictures of me and I’d say I was so annoyed…but to
be honest I’m glad you took them.
I remember all the times you’ve read and edited my essays and
poems and I’m telling you, we’re gonna’ be rich one day doing that together.
I remember all those nights falling asleep as you sang you are
my sunshine to me and having the sweetest dreams.
I remember all those long days of shopping and thinking my
legs would literally fall off because we’d been walking for so long.
You’ve been one of my best friends and greatest listeners.
And I’m sorry for all the fighting.
And all the yelling.
I really am.
But I just want you to know that I love you.
And I don’t know where I’d be or what I’d do without you.
Love,
Your Son
Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the most heartfelt and honest things I've ever read, and it's just so simple.
ReplyDeleteYour mom must be proud.
ReplyDeleteI love this. I think it's great that you and your mother are so close. I wish I could be that close with my momma.
ReplyDeletethis is really really adorable and i miss your blog
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