the greatest teachers

I agree that my parents formed me in to what I am today. I was the middle child so I had to work for everything i ever had. My sister and brother got everything they wanted. TO day there lives are a total reck. So I'm gratful they didn't do much for me because I would have never learned to be strong .

Mums are special and I only wish I was good at it. My mum was strict but usually fair, when I left home we became friends and spent far more time together than when I lived at home. She worked at school for almost 30 years and was brilliant with other peoples kids and with Bong when he was tiny - I have no such connection with him unfortunately - he was my mums more than mine as I had to work when he was tiny. Now I do not have her as she has gone off to dance with the Angels I have to try and deal with both my boys and I know I am nowhere near as good at it, bless her. We used to ring each other and watch tv together in different houses and she always had a good idea to try on any subject. We used to call one another every evening even when we'd spent the day together, although she could be hateful she was a far better person than I'll ever be. Enjoy your mum - love her every day - always apologise even if you are not wrong, lol, you seem to realise how precious she is, have fun together!