By Anonymous
Our parents
brought us into this world. Since we were born, they have spent hours, nights,
and days to train, teach, and build our character. They have given us
opportunities and love. Money cannot replace the happy moments we have spent
with our family. Our family demands quality, hard work and honesty. This is
what motivates me every day. These values are drilled into me and make me who I
am.
I am not a
perfect person. I am not the smartest. I am not the strongest. I have made
mistakes. I am very grateful to everyone in my family for trying to guide and
shape me into a better person. My parents have always demanded that I work hard
and give my all in everything.
I have spent so
much time with my family. Through thick and thin my family have always given me
support and pride. I try my best to make my family proud. The endless
investment in me can never ever be repaid. The only way to repay my parents is
to show love, work hard and achieve my best.
I owe my parents
a huge debt. They have been patient, willing and have sacrificed a lot to train
me. My parents have always cared a lot about my academic studies. They have
shown a huge interest and have guided me. My parents are big believers that
education is the only way to success. They always tell me to do what they do and
learn their strengths and better myself. Without my parents, I would not be
able to meet new people, own fancy gadgets, have food, shelter and most
importantly love. Without my family I don’t know what I’d be like. I come from
an amazing family and am so thankful for what they have done.
Sometimes my parents
nag, but they do it because they care. It makes me want to prove them wrong. I
may not always be appreciative but I cannot emphasize the debt I owe and how
grateful I am to my family.
My parents always
work their butt off for me. They have made sacrifices. They go to work and I spend
time with my grandparents. My grandparents are all happy individuals. I share
endless memories with them. My grandpa on my dad’s side always spoiled me,
played with me until he was sick. I miss the times when I was a kid and every
holiday I would be so excited to see him. He taught me to enjoy life to its
fullest. I was very devastated to lose him recently. Losing a family member
makes you appreciate the things that money cannot buy. On my mom’s side my
grandpa taught me how to study and about core values. I love spending time with
my family. My grandmums would always cook delicious food and spend time
together with my granddads. At this point in time I treasure my grandparents a
lot. Losing my granddad made me appreciate every second I spend with my
grandparents. One day our parents will have time gone. Therefore it’s equally
important to be grateful to them when they train and spend time with us.
My
family have loved me deeply. I want to treasure every moment with them. I do
not want to take them for granted because one day they will be gone. I love my
family a lot.
