Skip to main content

To the Most Precious Woman in My World

 


    Mother, Mom, Mommy, Mama, Nanay. Whatever you call the most precious woman in the world, she's the one you're thinking of. From what I have heard from various mothers, being a mother to her child or children is the most difficult yet fulfilling job a woman can ever have. Mothers carry their child for nine months. Amidst the pain and struggle of carrying a child inside of them, they never gave up, which is why we are all here today.

    Childhood is the hardest part of taking care of your child, my mother says, because children don't have minds of their own yet and are unaware of the things they do, whether it's something good or something bad. Mothers sacrifice a lot for their family, their children. They sacrifice their freedom to take care of and provide for a newborn baby. And so we celebrate Mother's Day. Every second Sunday in May, we honor our mothers for their sacrifices and the love they have shown us throughout our lives. It's the day we make them feel special and reciprocate all they've given us by simply doing the simplest things, like handing out thank you cards or saying we love them and thanking them for existing. Although it takes two to create a person, mothers are usually the ones we spend our childhood with because the father may have to go to work to provide for our needs.



    The special bond that is created between a child and their mother will forever be and remain special. This is because as we grow old, we recognize their sacrifices and hardships they had to go through just to give us the life we have now. As the saying goes, mother love is true love. They are our best teacher, our best hero, and our most special person. Without them, we are not here. Therefore, at least on a day like Mother's Day, we should express our love and gratitude to them, because to them, even the smallest things can be the greatest thing in the world.


References: 

Mother and Child, Retrieved from https://www.pexels.com/search/mother%20and%20child/

Motherly love, Diana Garcia, Retrieved from https://vocal.media/poets/motherly-love

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

History from A Beautiful Miracle

       Every history has its own story behind it. If you go back to how the Binatbatan Festival began, you will not only believe in humanity again, but also in God. Back in December 1882, 30 years after a chapel was built in Vigan Cemetery in 1852, a devastating epidemic suddenly broke out, claiming the innocent lives of people in the community.      The death of 932 residents during the months of November and December of 1882 was the beginning. The shocking and devastating number of deceased residents due to the epidemic alarmed not only the residents but also other natives and mestizos or residents with Spanish blood, so they asked a favor from the then pastor, Dr. Evaristo Abaya, and asked to visit the Santo Cristo Milagro of Sinait. The people conducted a nine-day novena to the Santo Milagroso and the number of deaths slowly decreased and fortunately stopped on the last day. They praised God for the miraculous miracle and the majority of the reside...
1 comment
Read more

All-Out Me

     The words all-out are what I believe describes myself the most. When I want, like, or love something or someone, I give all of me for them. Some may disagree but it’s my life so I do what I want.      Just like when I am interested in a group or band called IZ*ONE, I go all the way to show how much I love them and support them in their album sales and nominations. I saved all of my allowance in school just to buy their first full album, which became a record-breaking comeback selling over 500,000 albums and I am so proud to be one of it. When they come back with new songs and albums, I stream their music videos day and night. And when it comes to their music show wins, I try to spread the ways on how to vote for them on my social media accounts. Of course, it paid off because they took home all seven music shows trophies, which made them one of the few famous groups who managed to achieve an all streak win. My mother sometimes tells me off on why I am ...
4 comments
Read more