Mom, this is what I think
You have taught me all the things that I know today, you are a wonderful mother, but that's not all I have to say. You have taught me right from wrong and all the good things to do, but that's not all that I have to say about you. You are a woman of God, a woman of truth, that's why God made a mother out of you. He gave me to you and you to me, so I could look at you as someone I want to be. A strong, bold woman who is tender at heart, who has shown me love, right from the start. You fed me when I was hungry, you held me when I was sad, Growing you you've shown me more than anyone ever had. Now that I have children that God has blessed me with, you have shown me that it is a wonderful gift. I show them the love you gave to me, and all of your understanding. Thank you for these lessons, I take with me now, to show my two boys as they learn how. If they ask me where I've learned these things, I will say; I learned them from a strong, beautiful, wonderful person known as 'Nana' today.
-Amanda L.
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