My true angel
Elsie Krause
May 7, 2013
Descriptive Essay Writing
My True Angel Mom was my angel not only because she was my mom, but because she taught me so many great things in life. She taught me to keep moving even though I'm close to giving up. She believed that there is always something special waiting for me; i just need to have faith and believe in myself. There was a time that I wanted something very badly, but she said no and told me that "want" is different from "need". She told me that material things are not important and that we should be happy and thankful for what we have. When I think of how strong and courageous she was, and how she helped me to be the kind of person I am today, I also realize how unfortunate I am to have lost her at an early age. Mom had a great figure, her face was oval and nose is straight, small like a little bottom. What made her really amazing was her big shiny dark brown eyes and her beautiful smile. Her skin was soft and her long curly hair was something to die for. Some people say I look like her and i think that is true, and I am so proud of that because mom was a very slim with a little bit of curve, she looks good in almost everything. She always wore elegant clothes such as a light brown blouse with beige skirt that suited her perfectly. Every time Mom went out, there was often a weird guy following her because of how well she dressed she was.
What I admire the most about my mom was her courage and her sense of caring for others. Mom never gave up on anything, I sometimes watched her try to fix the house door or the kitchen sink which was always a big job, but she never complained that she was the one who had to do it. If she couldn’t get it right the first or the second time she tried. The last time she tried again, you can be sure that she got it. Mom was also a great friend. Every day, after taking us to school, she went to her friend’s
May 7, 2013
Descriptive Essay Writing
My True Angel Mom was my angel not only because she was my mom, but because she taught me so many great things in life. She taught me to keep moving even though I'm close to giving up. She believed that there is always something special waiting for me; i just need to have faith and believe in myself. There was a time that I wanted something very badly, but she said no and told me that "want" is different from "need". She told me that material things are not important and that we should be happy and thankful for what we have. When I think of how strong and courageous she was, and how she helped me to be the kind of person I am today, I also realize how unfortunate I am to have lost her at an early age. Mom had a great figure, her face was oval and nose is straight, small like a little bottom. What made her really amazing was her big shiny dark brown eyes and her beautiful smile. Her skin was soft and her long curly hair was something to die for. Some people say I look like her and i think that is true, and I am so proud of that because mom was a very slim with a little bit of curve, she looks good in almost everything. She always wore elegant clothes such as a light brown blouse with beige skirt that suited her perfectly. Every time Mom went out, there was often a weird guy following her because of how well she dressed she was.
What I admire the most about my mom was her courage and her sense of caring for others. Mom never gave up on anything, I sometimes watched her try to fix the house door or the kitchen sink which was always a big job, but she never complained that she was the one who had to do it. If she couldn’t get it right the first or the second time she tried. The last time she tried again, you can be sure that she got it. Mom was also a great friend. Every day, after taking us to school, she went to her friend’s