A mother's love

Kenapa rasanya susah blg "thank you" atau "i love you" ke ibu sendiri?
Apa mungkin karena kultur orang timur yang rasanya susah buat ngungkapin perasaan?
Lihat saja orang barat yang "menggembar-gemborkan" tiga kata tersebut, yang di mana menurut gw hal tersebut ok dan sah-sah saja selama yang dirasa itu bener, mungkin kita memang perlu sedikit belajar dari mereka.

Jadi teringat film yg pernah gw tonton lagi. Seorang ibu yang selalu memuji anaknya (yang di ceritanya sih si ibu blg dia belajar dari bule untuk memakai kata: very good, excellent, marvellous), tak peduli seberapa jelek hasil ujian anaknya, tak peduli bakat apa yang dimiliki anaknya.

Now, what makes me thinking is...

• Have you ever thank your mother for waiting for you coming back from school?
• Have you ever thank your mother for preparing your breakfast?
• Have you ever thank your mother for staying up late just to make sure you're okay when you're sick?
• Have you ever thank your mother for buying your favourite chocolate bar when you're young?
• Have you ever thank your mother for helping you doing your handicrafts task?
• Have you ever thank your mother for loving you and thinking about you always wherever you are?

A mother's love in my opinion is unconditional, she can be the strongest woman in the earth to protect her children, yet still having a heart soft enough to shed a tear. It must not be an easy job.

Mum and Dad, you're both the most wonderful mum and dad in this world
I'm sorry for all the bad things i've ever done before, wishing you both to have a wonderful life...