A Letter To My Mom: A Mother's Day Tribute

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Dear mom,
You have been an irreplaceable part of my life. You are the one person besides dad I can ALWAYS confide in you. No body can handle my problems better than you, give better advice than you or make me happier than you.
When I think of you, so many memories come to mind - memories that always make me smile and which wil live in my head and heart for more than a lifetime.
You have always been there for me, in my hard days and in my happy ones. I don't know how will I ever repay the unconditional love you have given me ever since my birth.
I remember when I was a kid, you used to run behind me to feed me and I used to keep running all around the house. I was such a pain and you still handled me so lovingly. Nobody has loved me more than you and I cannot even imagine the prospect of losing you.
Being a parent is probably one of the hardest jobs on Earth but, I can safely say you have done the best job......just kidding:)) But, time will only tell.
You love your job, but you love your kids more, and finding balance is very tough for you. Someday's you get time for your job and some days you don't. You had to sacrifice so many things to make me what I am today and what I will continue to become. Little do you know, I am the happiest when YOU are happy, so from now, I want you to live, experience and most of all have fun.
YOU are my biggest inspiration and people just wish they could be like you, so giving, so generous, so smart, so kind.
 I aspire to be very successful and give you a very nice, peaceful and comfortable old age.
Even if I wrote a book, I'd still have infinity more to write.


You are the best mom anyone could ever ask for, I love you very much.
                                                                                                         Yours' Lovingly
                                                                                                          Bunnu



A letter from a 9 year old's perspective:


Dear mom,
Love you mom! In this lockdown period all the work has too be done by us and since we are all trapped in our online classes a lot of it has to be done by you. But I try to help in as many ways as I can, but of course my sister isn't, just kidding! Mom, you help me in every problem I face and I cannot be more grateful for that, now I want to help you do your job and relax.

Love you very much mumma!
                                                                                                                 Your Loving Daughter

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