Every year my Mum goes away to Bali for 3 weeks on holiday and
I get to feed her cats but I get paid $10 a day to go and walk up the hill to
feed them. It is a five minute job but
it takes me an hour to go and do it which I don’t mind doing. My Mum has being my biggest support so has
my Dad. When I was little after I got diagnosed
having Cri Du Chat and began speech therapy, my therispt at the time wanted me
to learn sign language and Mum turned around and said that I would speak in my
own time, which I did. Growing up I was
treated normally as possibility and no friends of my parents would turn away
just because I had Cri Du Chat. My Mum
is a lawyer so she works really long hours but she is always there for me
whenever I need her. Her work is about
five minutes up the road from where I live now which is always handy. When I finished high school I decided that I
wanted to live with my Mum full time because I didn’t want to have to go back
and forth from each house and so did I, when I moved out of home early 2009 we
decided on a day which we would have lunch and swap magazines so every
Wednesday my Mum picks up in her Porsche and takes me out to lunch and in the weekends
we go down to the market together on Saturday mornings and then I go up to
their house on Sundays for lunch because I can catch up with my stepdad Rob. So for the next three weeks I won’t have any
lunch dates with my Mum on a Wednesday but that is all right because my Mum deserves
a holiday and even though I will miss her.
I have other people to go and talk to or text to like my brother,
sister, Dad, my stepmum, my boyfriend, my best friend Blue, Cricket (my boss at
Trade Aid), my caregiver. I don’t think
I would be where I am today without my Mum or my Dad. My parents are wonderful and I don’t say that
often to them. Enjoy your holiday Mum
because you truly deserve it.
Such a sweet post! It sounds like you have a wonderful mom and have a great relationship~ cherish it:)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Pam Stubblebine (Timoth's mom)