Godmother
Before:
Oh boy, let me tell you about my Aunt Sarah. She’s my mom’s best friend, so I suppose she’s not exactly my Aunt. Even if she was related to me, she’s more like a second mom to me than an Aunt. She would make me yummy noodles, and let me play on her trampoline as long as I wanted too. To be completely honest, she probably should have taken better care of herself, but regardless of that, she always had enough energy to keep up with me and her own son on any given day.
Her smile could light up a room. Her green eyes sparkled with love and happiness every time I saw her. We would go thrift shopping almost every Saturday morning. Holding up a shirt to her front that she liked and shake her head.
“I’m getting a little too round
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Is this doctor Peterson? I’m calling regarding an appointment opening… Yes, i was wondering if you had any time slots this month. No No, it’s an emergency situation really. YES, thankyou thankyou. We’ll take it, we’ll be there,” my mom was basically screaming by the end of the call, she was jumping with joy.
There were many phone calls like this. Some to doctors around here, some even out of state. My mom was gonna put this treatment plan herself if she had to. Seriously you should have seen her, I’ve never seen someone so motivated. She made sure everyone who needed to know what was going on had all the information and took care of my family and my godmother’s family. I’m not religious, but I tell you I believe my mom is a Saint.
Summer:
Aunt Sarah was very sick. Her hair was thinning, she was tired and sore and had a lot of bruises. This one day I was on my way out the door, probably going to a friends house, or something else that really doesn’t matter, and my mom had asked me to bring her some cream for her bruises. I was in a hurry, but she only lived three blocks over so I did it. I knocked on her door and she opened it. “Hi Baby,” She whispered. I’ll never forget how she smiled so bright.
“Hello, Aunt Sarah,” and we spoke briefly; Probably just small talk. “I love you, mollycakes. See you
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For years, you will reach for it. For years, you are going to try to fill it with things that are not her, and you may even convince yourself it fits just fine, but it won’t. Even though you want her so bad to come back so you can be whole again, there will come a day where you no longer need it to be filled” I hear my therapist's words ring in my head. For years I will ponder them, I think I’m fine sometimes and sometimes I’m not. Of course, I will always miss her. But one day I will have that hole in my universe, and my world will start making sense again. Like I said, I’m not religious, but I pray to every star and every God in the sky that she is right. I have been grieving for 3 years, 5 months, 9 days. Some days I live in a cloud of despair and sadness, feeling guilty for not appreciating what I had before it was gone. But on those other days, on the very best other days, I’m grateful I had 15 years with
She goes through the adverse situations of saving lives or telling someone’s loved ones that their family just passed away. My mom’s ability to assess the situation and save people’s lives has been shown through
The only memory I have of her before middle school is when she peed herself during computer time, and I volunteered to take her to change back in the classroom. The scene itself had been hilarious to my young mind, but I left myself composed in order not to embarrass her further. But, years later, we were reunited in 7th grade Spanish class
She has always been inspirational for me because she makes great grades, she is great at singing, art, and band! She taught me how to draw, and always encouraged me to get better at it. However, Sydnie can also be kinda rude and bossy, but it doesn 't happen very often. Sydnie isn 't the most responsible person I know though, I
Without her catching me when i expected my mom to do so, which wasn 't necessarily required at most times, my attitude toward people in the world wouldn 't be so forgiving and my relationships would 've been at risk for much more less trust. I am grateful that she was given the ability to take care of me unconditionally. I 'd most likely be delved into a much more necessarily social circle and possibly emerged into what SO Many of my peers have fallen victim too... No hope and a itch for healing their "pain", that i personally assume started as emotional and ended up becoming a physical pharmaceutical dependency: Amber Hobden, my baby sister, a source of my ability of to achieving better living circumstances for us at a highly young age than other humans of the same.
They told me grief is the price you pay for love, and here I am now dealing with her death. I guess everybody has passed though this phase sometime during their life but why me? Myrtle cheated on me, she took it too far. Though I kind of doubted it, I felt like she was not the Myrtle I first met. I remember when I met her for the first time, she was kind and adoring.
To the women of the grad chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Incorporated: The purpose of this letter is to inform you of my interest in becoming a member of the grad chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Incorporated. My desire to inspire young men and women and make a significant impact on their lives is just one of many reasons I aspire to join your great sorority. While growing up at a young age my mom worked out of my sibling lives. I did not have many positive female role models I could look to for guidance in different situations.
She is inspirational, strong and passionate in what she does and works for, as I strive to be myself. However, I believe one of my best qualities is my caring nature towards others, which lets them look to me for help or guidance. I often take on the “group mom” persona, this entailing being willing to help those around me with any problems they have, physical or emotional. People tend to trust me and my guidance, and listen to what I have to say.
When the untimely morning sun penetrated the husk-like curtains of my humid dorm room and illuminated every peak and trough of her pale, yet perfect figure I ask myself, “was it worth it?” When she left me in reality and drifted into an immaculate slumber while sprawled across my chest I ask myself, “was it worth it?” When a single year spent with her ended up being more vivid and memorable than my entire nineteen years of living I ask myself, “was it worth it?” When she became my everything… I ask myself, “was it worth it?” My deep thought was abruptly interrupted by a ruffling of my faded bedsheets.
This has helped her overcome so much heartbreak, from losing my dad, my sister, and my brother to her own health issues and through it all her faith has never been shaken. I look at my mother with nothing less than amazement. After my dad had his heart attack and could no longer work my mom never failed to provide for all her children, we didn't have a lot but we always had enough. This made me such a humble and grateful person, and I never take anything I have for granted.
Shortly after my sixteenth birthday, something terrible happened to me. But, first let's start at the beginning. When I was five years old my parents got me the best gift a little girl could ever ask for, a puppy. My dad came into the house with what I thought was a black jacket in his arms. I was wrong, after he came into the kitchen the “jacket” popped it’s little head up, it wasn’t a jacket, it was a puppy.
I didn’t think she would leave us so soon, but you know what they say life doesn’t always go as planned. I never got the chance to say goodbye, or tell her I loved her very much and that I was grateful for all that she had done for me, I never got to tell her what a inspiration she was to me, and I never got to hug one last time. It wasn’t far, I hated that I wasn’t there for her and I couldn’t do anything about it. I guess when people say that life isn’t far, they really mean
Ring! I still remember the day we got the call that Great Grandma Beulah had passed away. My Mom, Dad, Sister and I were all at home.
She always does anything she can to ensure that I and everyone else in my family and her own friends are a safe and comfortable. She has also effected the way I have changed from the time I was a child to now. If she was not the person I know her to be then I guarentee that I would not be the same person I am today. When I was a child I did not care about the consistencies of things and now I understand that everything I do and change will end as something different.
Ana Buha is a wise woman from a small place in the heart of Bosnia & Herzegovina called Vitez. She is a hard-working mother and wife. Ana is my grandmother who gave everything to her three kids: my mom, and two of my uncles. She is one of the most interesting and funny people I know. Her life stories make me cry and laugh at the same time.