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Why My Mom Deserves The World

Thank you for all that you do!

Paige Greenley

May 10, 2016

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Paige Greenley

Mom, you have given me endless support and love. You deserve the world.

This ones for you mom, you are my rock. From crying on your shoulder to laughing so hard we cry, you're my best friend. I am the young woman I am today because of you. You taught me how to be polite, classy, and loving. Many people say that I look just like you, and this is the best compliment I could ever get because you are beautiful inside and out.

1.You are my biggest fan

From my cheering my on from the sidelines, to pep talks before exams you are there for me. Always reassuring me that I am capable of doing anything I set my mind on. I too, am your biggest fan. I have looked up to you all my life because I was blessed with the best role model a young girl growing up could ever have. For this you deserve the world.

2. Your hard work does not go unnoticed

You work day in and day out to help support our family. I grew up knowing what good work ethic is because of you. I was raised to work for what I want and taught the value of a dollar. For this, you deserve the world.

3. Your unconditional love

You are the most kind hearted loving person I know. You go out of your way for others happiness and care so much about your family. For this, you deserve the world.

4. For listening

From tears to laughter you have always listened to my stories. I know I can always talk to you about anything and I trust you wholeheartedly. For this, you deserve the world.

5. For being you

You have shown me how to be strong, how to look at the world with open eyes, and stay optimistic through the toughest of situations. From kissing my bruised knees, to tearing up at my high school graduation you have always been there for me. For this, you deserve the world.

Love your mommas because they love you with all their heart. Tell them you love them each day because it is these little things that mean the most to them. Mom, you deserve the world and nothing less.

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