25th of April: Parents and ANZACS

Hello Everyone!

Happy ANZAC day. I hope everyone was very patriotic, I know I sure was. As much I could anyway! I went to the movies today and saw DATE NIGHT!!! Fiiiinally! I have been wanting to see that movie for so long it was getting ridiculous. But as expected it was genius - so I'm super psyched it wasn't a let down. The only thing I was annoyed about is how much I had actually seen pre movie. I didn't realise how many spoilers I had watched til I got there and had practically seen it! Nevermind it was still amazing and I'll definitely be buying the DVD - Hopefully with commentary by one Tina Fey!!! Soooo good A+!

We also went shopping today and I got a jumper for TWO POUNDS!!! TWO!!!! I walked up to te counter and was like ".... can I have this?" hahahaaha. I don't think they realise just how cheap that is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway I was very happy!!!!

On a serious note,

I thought I would write about how lucky I think I am today in regards to my family - particularly my parents. I was just watching an episode of Glee - where two of the main characters tell their parents that they're having a baby. One of the parents is very supportive and the other mother and father kick the girl out of the house. She said something like "I just needed my mum to tell me everything was going to be ok and for my dad to hold me". I feel so lucky that i know my parents always have and always have had my back in everything. They're always there to help - no matter how inconvenient or how much it could hurt them - they always do.

From as early as I can remember I have always known that if I do something wrong or make a mistake, that it'll be ok as long as I tell them. Its such a privilege to know that. Like even if I crash their car or even come home pregnant - the reassurance that we'll work through it together is more comforting than I can ever express. And I think the best part is is that I know they'll always love me too - despite whatever it is. Like it might tear them to pieces inside to see me in pain or to have such a heavy cross to bear - but they will always love me. They've told me this. I don't know how many people really ever get that kind of unconditional love from people.

I know that its easy to say in hypothetical situations that they would be there - and I'm sure many who have actually faced huge hurdles to tell their parents always thought that too, but somehow I know mine is true and I don't ever feel like I need to worry about their support waiving - I just need to worry about getting the issue itself resolved and to work through it.

I could never begin to thank my parents for that feeling or ever convey to them just how much it means. All I can do is love them in return and let them know that I always have their backs too.

Always.


Until Tomorrow xx


Attractive: Supportive Family!

Unattractive: People who don't forgive and give people second chances!

Quote: "You're going to go out there and work that pole like a Russian Immigrant!"