45 Things I Don’t Tell My Mom Enough

16. You’re doing a wonderful job.

17. No seriously, you’re like the wonder woman of moms.

18. You make me smile.

19. When I’m sad you’re one of the first people I want to see because you always cheer me up.

20. I know that when I’m feeling low and I need a boost you’re always there.

21. You remind that I’m smarter and stronger than I feel.

22. You taught me to value the moments in life.

23. Thank you for allowing me to make mistakes and try and learn from them.

24. But also thank you for being there when those mistakes turn into incidents where I need advice.

25. You give the best advice.

26. You’re probably the best shopping partner.

27. You’re inspiring.

28. You challenge me.

29. You give us all of your time and unconditional love.

30. You’re not just a mom sometimes you’re a mom all the time. 24/7, 365 days a year and that’s a lot of work.

31. When I become a parent I hope I can amount to half of the mom that you are.

32. You’re forgiving even when we don’t deserve it.

33. For not judging my coffee habits and indulging with me.

34. Your use of snapchat makes me laugh.

35. It’s okay to break down sometimes, to not be strong and to cry. (Moms are human too.)

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Audi Anderson

Audi is a 27 year old graduate, from the University of Iowa with a Bachelors Degree in English who one day aspires to attend law school. I am an avid lover of football, baseball, soccer, horror movies, selfies and napping. At a young age I loved reading and writing stories and connecting with people and from that sparked my endless rambling on about anything I can talk to others about. Writing is a huge passion of mine, it can bring so many different cultures and backgrounds together. If my writing reaches out to just one person and makes them feel better about themselves or the situation they are going through then it's worth every moment of vulnerability and putting yourself out there. Everyone struggles whether they vocalize it or internalize and sometimes you just need someone to relate to, or better yet someone to tell you that it's okay and things have to always get better. So just think of me as that friend who always has an open ear and attempts to help you make sense of it all. Think of me as the person who will constantly remind you of your worth Twitter handle: audifaceia Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/Audi-Anderson-1680955325523897/

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