NARRATIVE WRITING

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Mother <3 

Mom is someone who falls in love with you without even looking at you. Carries you for 9 months without complaining. She knows what you need without you even expressing it to her. I have been living away from my mother since few months and now I realize even more how important she is and what part she plays in my life. Every moment that I have spent my mom is special but there are some moment which will always be cherished no matter where I go. 



When I was one year old, I was a very active kid as my mom says and i used to shout a lot and i never used to sit in a place. so there was a day when i was playing around and my mom and sisters were there too, i crawled and went to the kitchen and unware of hot and cold, i held a utensil which was just removed from the stove. as my skin was very thin and sensitive because i was very small, my hand got burned very badly. i started crying and my mom came running and saw me crying and she could not hold her tears and she lifted me and she took me to the doctor as soon as possible. my dad was not at home so she was scared to death of how my father will react because he also loved me alot. my mom took take of everything so properly and it was because of her that my hand is fine now as she took me to the doctor without wasting a single moment.

when i was in class 10, my parents were called to school because i bunked few classes and i was caught by a teacher. i begged my teacher not to call my parents especially my dad because my dad is really strict and i would be in a real problem if they get to know about this. the teacher did not listen and asked me bring my parents tomorrow. i went home scared and decided not to tell anyone and not to go to school the next day but i knew if i will do this, they will ring up my parents. i built up the courage and went to my mom and told her about this. at first she was a bit angry but at the end she agreed not to tell my dad about it and went to school next day. she came home and told me that she only this this because i honestly came to her and told this. i hugged my mom tightly and she gave me a sly smile and hugged me back.

when i was moving to Bengaluru, i was very happy that i will be independent and will do what i want and will not to have to worry about getting permission from my parents to go anywhere, i was really excited but as the day finally came of me coming to Bengaluru, i started feeling nervous and i was really scared thinking how will i do everything alone here. when i was leaving home, i hugged everyone and when i went to my mom, her eyes were filled with tears and i could not control my self as well and started crying like a kid. i hugged and at that moment i did not wanted to let go of her. i realized how important she is how much i used to take her for granted. she loves me so much and i never appreciate her. this moment of my life, i grew into a new person.

the pg which i stay in, does not allow night out until and unless we do not make our parents talk to them. my mom never allowed me for night out when i used to stay at home and my dad is very strict so i never even asked him about this. here in college, i did wanted to stay with my friends and do all the stuffs which i had planned before coming here. i managed to convince my mom for night stays and never told my dad about it and she always talked to my warden and made things easy for me. she supported me and i am so grateful for that.

Living here alone has been a very tough thing for me because back at home, i never did any work and i was very pampered. the food here is no where compared to the food i used to eat at home. i call my mom and tell her about this and she is always very worried about my weight. she makes sure she sends me food atleast once in a month so i never feel that i am very far away from home. 

my mom is the best thing that i have in my life. i am here because of here and i know i will never be able to thank her enough for everything that she has done for me and is still doing. i will try to the best daughter she has ever had.


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