Reasons
Why I Love You, Mom:
You
love unconditionally.
No
matter how old I am or how safe I am, you worry about me.
You
lead by example.
You
listen.
No
matter how crazy the idea or concept, you always respect my thoughts.
You
are the strongest person I know.
You
have faith. Faith in God, faith in people, and faith in yourself.
You
cry with me.
You
laugh with me.
You
value relationships over all else.
You
are spontaneous.
You
taught me the "yea much" cooking technique, which is now
helping me maintain a semblance of sanity.
You've
taught me that the only friendships worth having are those in which
there is not judgement, but acceptance.
You
helped me come to terms with a little known disease, and taught me
that just because you accept a problem doesn't mean that you don't
fight it.
You
trusted me with managing my own medications when I was barely a
teenager, allowing me to develop a sense of what I need to even begin
to function.
You
cried with me at my wedding.
You
always have a full meal at hand, despite what you may consider to be
a full meal.
You
taught me how to bargain shop on everything.
You
instilled in me an appreciation of other cultures and backgrounds.
You
care more about the other 364 days of the year than you do about
Mother's Day.
You
let me forget holidays like Mother's Day without reproach.
You
give of yourself freely, and are surprised when you receive.
You
are open to new ideas and concepts.
You
let me pursue my goals and aspirations, no matter how far-fetched.
You
give everyone the benefit of the doubt.
You
don't ascribe intentions.
You
are creative.
You
won't believe me when I tell you that this list could go on
infinitely.
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