When you hear the word, ‘Mom’, do you think of your own? The woman who had you in
her belly, and then raised you to be the person you are today? That’s who I think of. My
Mother is __________ but everyone calls her _____ She was born in _________.
I admire
my Mom the most because she’s smart and knowledgeable, she’s traveled all over, and she
was a stay at home mom for ten years with my sister and I.
My Mom is really smart. Not just book-smart, but she’s smart about real life situations
amongst other things. I can ask my Mom about absolutely anything. Her advice is the best! I
never have to keep something bad or nerve-wracking to myself. I know that I can go to her.
She helps me with anything and everything! I have a lot of friends who keep things from
their mothers, but I honestly never do. I’m never embarrassed to ask her something. I can ask
her for advice, school issues, friend problems, etc. The list goes on! Having my Mom be
smart and knowledgeable is important to me; the fact that I can go to her for anything is
admirable.
My Mom loves traveling and has been to every state except North and South Dakota. She’s
even been to Europe! Because of my Mom, I’ve explored many new places. I’ve gotten to
see and do so much! A great thing about traveling has been the great memories. I can
remember my first plane ride when I was only four years old. Getting to go places as a
family is an awesome thing, too. In fifth grade, we went to Disneyland with a lot of my
family members! It was such an excellent trip. And in seventh grade, I went to Hawaii for
Thanksgiving with my grandparents! I’ve been to Maui and Kauai, Hawaii, Cabo San Lucas
and San Carlos, Mexico, many places in California, Dickinson, Texas, Michigan, and many
other places! Being able to travel with my Mom is such a fun experience and I admire her