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Family Importance


They were with me the day I was born

They changed my clothes when I was little

They calmed me down when I cried

They took me to school every morning and picked me up every afternoon

They told me everything will be alright

 

Always reach for the starts and never give up

Never give nothing but your best

They were there when I was feeling down and needed someone to talk to

We shared laughs, shared stories

They always told me life’s a struggle and no matter how many times you get knocked down, what’s important is how many times you get back up

 

I sometimes cry when I experience a family moment that cherishable and is memorable

Seeing all of us together just bring excitement to my heart.

That's what family is about, uniting and sharing something that is more powerful than anything….love for one another .


 

These are all the moments that I share with my family and without them, I’d be nothing.

 
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