They say that we get to have our
2nd mothers in school and they are our teachers. I say, I also got
my 3rd and almost-real mother in College. But she’s not a professor
or just a mother to me. She’s actually a best friend, an older sister
(sometimes my twin or even younger: D), an adviser, and a sister-in-Christ. She
has multiple roles in my life that to sum it up, she’s an important person, one
of the closest in my heart.
Today
is her birthday. I’m not particular with her age, but I’d say she’s not growing
any older. Her advanced years of wisdom and experience never hindered her from
relating to us: the less experienced.
Since
she was born on the 18th of April, I’d give 18 messages for the
lover of words herself. (In a stream-of-consciousness order :D) I do hope to
get an extra allowance for this :D
To my (almost-real) Mami,
1.
God sent you to complete the mother-daughter
relationship I never fully had. Your concern and presence always made me feel
that I am a loved daughter.
2.
We, the royal family, are blessed to have the “pretty
genes” that run in our bloodline and in our chromosomes because of you! :D
3.
Speaking of pretty, you do look pretty in your
new hair-do J
4.
Our favorite haven (NBS) and your favorite spot
(near the shelf of classic books) would always hold my favorite memories of
mother-daughter crazy, fun and “intellectual” times.
5.
McDo: I will always love this FASTfood chain
because ironically, we always had our LONGEST “brain-twisting” talks here.
6.
Mami, we’ll solve the “us problem” of the world
right? Can’t wait to continue our shared diary! :D
7.
The best thing about our mother-daughter relationship
is that though it may not be real-life, it’s the ideal J
8.
Mami, I’m trying to be impulsive here (I’m in a
computer shop) but I think it’s definitely hard. As hard as you trying to
determine whether you’re reflective or impulsive. :D
9.
Probably when I was born I had a part of your
brain and a piece of your heart, that’s why we often think and feel the same.
10.
You are the best mirror I can look into J
11.
Today, I prohibit you to frown and be “emo”!
12.
I am looking forward to another overnight in
your house, wherein we could watch a movie while I’m battling against sleepiness.
We could watch A Crazy Little Thing
Called Love and I’ll cry over again.
13.
Jane Eyre has bound us together: in our dear
admiration for Charlotte’s great novel and for our UNFORGETTABLE NOVEL REPORT
in English Literature. I surely owe our beautiful presentation to your
nocturnal and artistic skills. And I also thank you for understanding your
sleepy-head daughter! J
14.
Writing, aside from thinking, is another thing
we enjoy in common. I want to read your new write-ups Mami. I also pray we’ll
write a book together based on the lessons (recently on paradigm shift) that we’ll
glean from our shared diary.
15.
I pray that your love life will not continue to
wait. I know that we (your daughters) have our pseudo-daddies but I really pray
a real one and the best partner for you J
Of course, if one of our pseudo-daddies
is the one, I pray that lightning (God,
in this matter) shall strike him to make him realize he doesn’t need to look
far. :D
16.
I know that you’re my Mami who loves collecting
(superior to reading) books and I love the way you really invest your money in
them!
17.
We are the slow-readers with deep comprehension,
field-dependent with deep concentration and these prove the “Like mother, like
daughter” cliché.
18.
I intentionally did not greet you through a text
message (aside from the fact that I rarely have a load :D) and I want to greet
you here. HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY, BLESSED BIRTHDAY MAMI! I love You!
P.S.
I pray that these words are
enough to let you love me more so that like my sisters, you’ll buy me a new
phone. Haha! Smile Mami! :*
No comments:
Post a Comment