Descriptive Essay About My Mother

“Hi, Sarah,” I’d whisper. “Wake up and play with me.” I would take her hand in mine and shake it, the way my pap shakes hands with his friends. Sarah always woke up when I did that, and then we’d play peek-a-boo until Mama came in.

When we were growing up my mother made sure my siblings and I were always taken care of. She would sacrifice her own happiness for ours.

The person that I have great admiration for is my mother. She has such a great quality of love, forgiveness, sincerity, helping others in need, and has a great outlook in life without being so negative.

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The days we were at home we would play outside or help my dad with fixing

When we got to my grandparent’s house, my dad’s side of the family was already there, and we had eggs for breakfast, and hamburgers for lunch. Then we played yard games and a bounce house. At the end of the day we had a bonfire, roasted marshmallows and made s’mores.

I sat at the window staring at the wave of traffic waiting for my mum to come and pick me up. All the cars looked like a massive rainbow serpent moving along the road and I was trying to look for my mums purple car. Every morning when I was four I woke up and had to go to my baby sitter Ann’s house so I was thrilled, she had enough play dough that you could make a house and all the toys you could every think of but I loved it because I had friends there and we would play for hours on end.

Set my alarm up at 8:00, actually getting up at 8:30, throw on the first shirt and pair of shorts I see, brushed my hair, brushed my teeth, and run so fast down the stairs I almost fall every time. Then I gulped down my breakfast and ran to Lower El, morning class, making it just before they closed the door. There I played on the playground, ate snacks, sang songs, listened to the bible lesson, and finally at the end of class played a game. After class was over my family ate lunch and went to the beach and/ or pool, for the rest of the day, or went rock climbing or ziplining. Then we would eat dinner, go to night class, eat icecream, and finally hop in bed. It was the same routine every day, but it was a routine I will never forget or get tired

I would sit in the corner and watch him eat dinner. I told him about my day and shared what was on my mind. The silence was comforting and the light of the moon illuminated his face, his eyes glistening with its reflection. I would have slept in that barn if I could. That summer was an unforgettable experience that I will never forget.

In the morning, I awoke to my daughter babbling in her room and ready for breakfast. I made her

I am so fortunate to have a mom like mine. Her name is Carol, she is a mom of four but she makes me feel special. Whenever I'm sad, mad or whatever she's always there to talk to for a advice, not just for me, but for anyone. She always taught me to be kind and open mined and happy. I've learned so much from her. She is the main reason I am who I am today, and allows me to be me and do what I dream to do, and supports me in whatever I do, and she always has my back and my best interest in mind. I inspire to be like her someday. I am So fortunate to have her as my mom

The moment I told her that I had the cold again she came and picked me up and I went home to a nice lovely cuppa tea with honey in it and proceeded to wrap myself in a blanket. It was awesome it was like old times and that I hadn't really move to college just yet. My mom came in turn on the TV and offered me toast which I gladly excepted. Next she would start throwing multiple types of different medicines at

For the next year or so, my main job was to be a caregiver. I would bring my mother coffee and breakfast in bed whenever I woke up before her. I would keep her company in bed as she laid there between each visit to the hospital. I hated when she left the house, but I knew that the doctors were helping her.

When we first woke up we ordered some pancakes for breakfast. Than we got ready for the beach. It was so beautiful there we were all playing in the water. We would try to ride the waves with a knee board and it was so much fun. My mom said we can only stay for a little bit because she had a surprise for me.

We ran outside and played tag until my mom came outside and asked “What would you guys like for lunch”. We both replied “A ham sandwich”. In the summers my mom would make lunch while Hannah took Atty and me to the pool. It was not really a big pool but it still had a life guard. Most days it was the college girl who never watched the pool. She

It was a cool September day. The leaves were starting to change colors. The air was started to get that crispy cool autumn feel to it. I was eight years old. It was my third grade year. My mom and dad both worked so my grandma (who we called nana.) picked me up every day after school. My nana and I always made some type of food every time I would come over. It didn’t matter if we were baking, making an actual meal or just making a snack, we always did something.