Mom, I want to tell you (500 words)

Mom, I have so much to say to you, just like grains of sand on the beach.

When I was born, you took on the responsibility of being a mother without complaining. When I babbled for the first time, your eyes sparkled with tears of excitement. When I was a child, I clamored for my mother to tell me stories every day. My mother read to me tirelessly for several hours until I fell into a sweet dream. It was my mother who made me fall in love with reading. From reading, I read the truth of being a man and distinguish between good and evil in the world. Opened the door of my wisdom. Mom, you are my first teacher. Every night, you get up countless times and tuck me in, but you never have a good sleep.

In a blink of an eye, I reached the age of primary school. In these four years, how much effort you have devoted, how selfless and great your love is. Every morning, my mother gets up early, prepares a delicious breakfast for me, sends me to and from school regardless of the wind and rain, and accompanies me to do my homework late every day, regardless of my fatigue. When I was asleep, my mother was not sleepy. Isn't her mother tired? No, my mother is worried about me.

Mom, I also want to tell you, please get rid of the bad habit of being too impatient. Although I always take my time, I will try my best to get rid of this bad habit. Can mom be a little patient with me?

Mom, I want to tell you that you have done too much for me. I know my mother wants me to live a better life, but you should also take care of yourself! Don't be too tired.