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My Mother
When I sit at the desk, trying to write the essay about my mother, I find it hard to set pen to paper. The memories of 20 years with her suddenly blur before my eyes, making it difficult to discern the past. I try to recall something impressive or special about her, but everything seems to fade into insignificance.
Gradually, the haze clears away, revealing the image of an amicable woman. I remember a line from the famous movie "Sleepless in Seattle," where the radio column hostess asks Sam, "What's so special about your wife？" This line echoes in my mind as I try to find something unique about my mother.
My mother is a sixty-three-year-old woman who has been the village doctor for the last forty years. She runs a small clinic where she prepares medicine, treats small injuries, and also sells scanned powder milk. Her dedication to her work and her community is truly admirable.
Despite her age, my mother remains active and vibrant. She wakes up early every morning to make breakfast for me and checks my homework. As I grew older, she encouraged me to take on more responsibilities, like packing my schoolbag and checking my work myself. Her belief in my abilities has always been a source of motivation for me.
One of the most memorable moments with my mother was when my elder sister gave birth to a baby girl last week. I was overjoyed to welcome our new family member into the world. My mother, with her two daughters, must have felt a sense of pride and fulfillment.
Raising a baby is not an easy task, and I can only imagine how challenging it must have been for her, especially when I was a naughty one-year-old. But my mother never complained； she always had a smile on her face and a kind word for everyone.
Being a mother is a big decision that means sacrificing a lot. I am grateful to my mother for all that she has done for me and my family. She is a good mother, and I am proud to call her mine.
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