
While in college I know I will make new friends that will last a lifetime; however, I know there will never be another you. A mother daughter relationship is unlike anything else, and I value it more than anything in the world, which is why I think it’s important that she knows just how much I appreciate her. So mom, even though we talk all the time, here are some things that you deserve to hear and that I want you to know.
I can’t think of another person that I would want to turn a “lunch date” into an entire day event with, complete with shopping and pedicures.
Thank you for listening to me tell the same funny story 21 times until it isn’t funny anymore.
You’ve taught me to bargain shop and you’re the only one who understands that I have to search the entire store before leaving.
You text at least 3 of my best friends and they are often just as amazed with your life advice as I am.
I wouldn’t be where I am today without you.
You have taught me everything I know about cooking. And it is way more fun when everyone plays a part; including eating together.
I may not always follow your rule about not wearing sweatpants in public, but since I was in diapers you’ve always taught me how to put together the best outfits.
You’ve raised me into the woman I am today while managing your career and I admire you so much for your strength and independence.
Let’s face it, early 90’s to 2000’s has the best music and because of you I can go straight from rapping Nelly to Fergie.
You are the most important woman in my life and I love you endlessly, because without you I would not be who I am today.
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