In the warmth of daylight, as I held our brand new first child, the night before seemed far
Any time I hear the mention of the word mother, expressions such as heroess, goddess and godmother crosses my mind. These inspirations come up due to the fact that my mother creates an impact in my life that is beyond just giving birth. She has been so close to me in my life and by her actions, she gave me a lifetime impression that no one in this small blue planet can love me the way she does. With her unconditional love, my mind keeps ringing her touchy statement, which she used to tell me, “I will always love you but never feel obligated to love me back.” Of course that was impossible, I found myself loving her back naturally. This is the reason why I have decided to describe the loving care that my mother has had throughout my life.
When I look over my childhood years, I compare my mother with a rose flower. With beautiful intentions like the rose flower fragrance, it is guarded with tough love and thorns of discipline. When I was a child under her wings, she forced me to go to church and have good manners. Today, I go to church on my own and I have received several good discipline credits, thanks to my mother. She understands me more than any other person does and she is always there for me whenever I felt I needed someone to talk freely to, or a shoulder lean. She may not have the ability to walk on water but she keeps me from drowning myself in all sorts of life challenges. With her strong sense of will power and priceless life lessons, she planted in me seed that will bear fruits in generations to come. She has been able to do this effortlessly as a result of the love that she has for me. She is so close to me that I feel she is part of me.
My mother is a successful businesswoman who has sailed through rough and calm, physical and spiritual economic challenges. I