Dear Mom
Dear Mom, You deserve so much more than the world ever offered you. I haven't been a very good daughter. I stay out late, my grades aren't up to par and I'm either never around or always asleep for family days. I used to wonder if you worried about me and my younger brother. You work late nights and travel overseas for work often. You're seldom around. Once, you asked me to come home early more often, and I flared up at you. I got angry. "You weren't even around often, why did you care anyway?" I accused you of that, thinking you cared more about your career than our family. You fought back saying, just because you weren't around as much, didn't mean you cared any less. I brushed it off. To me, your actions spoke louder than your words. This year, you missed my birthday for another work trip. I was sad. It seemed like once again, your career proved more important than family. I brushed it off again, because I'd grown used to it by th...