An Open Letter To My Hardworking Mother
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An Open Letter To My Hardworking Mother

Thank you for the work you do.

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An Open Letter To My Hardworking Mother
Working Mother

You are my everything.

You are my mother, my best friend, my everything. You inspire me to do more, to become a better version of myself. You do everything for us, including skipping out on sleep to help with an essay or a project.

What you don't know is, I'm always watching you. Everything you do does not go unnoticed.

I see the pride in your eyes when one of us receives an award or recognition. I see the unmistakable love cross your face when we have a one on one talk. I see the hurt coarse through you when you can't help one of us in our troubles.

But, I also see all the bad times. I see the struggle to continue to go to a strenuous 9 to 5 job when every part of you hurts. I see the frustration when one of us disappoints you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for ever disappointing you. I'm sorry for the times I've made you mad or frustrated. I'm sorry for yelling at you or not appreciating the things you do for us. I'm sorry for ever making you think all your hard work goes unnoticed.

Mom, we see it all. I see the work you do to make us excel. I see the work you do to provide for us as a single mother. I see the amount of effort you put into your career to set a good example.

I love you.

You are everything to me. I love your work ethic. I love the small things you do. I appreciate every single thing you do. Above all Mom, I love you.

Thank you, for everything you accomplish for our family.

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