someone's daughter

My parent are the two EARTHLY persons I have so dear to my heart that, no matter what, they still appreciate everything about me.

No matter what I wear, my parent will still say that It looks good on me especially my mom. These creations were the best thing that God has blessed me with and I thank God for that.

These two persons were there for me even before I was born and they were by my side when I needed earthly comfort in my most challenging times as a little child. They contributed their time, money, strength and prayers for me to get well and strong. Their love has never failed. I will always pray to have them as my parent over and over again.

My parent are not financially strong but, they make sure I had a primary and secondary education and in return I had to push more and more to get what they can't afford for me. 
Am proud that am not weak.
Am proud that I have right to do what ever I desire.
Am proud that I Love God.
Am proud that I am the first child to five beautiful younger ones who are all girls.
Am proud that people loves me.
And am proud that I love people.
Me on light makeup, 


na wa oh, she is even posting on style 🤣.  I must leave this local environment soon, Amen 🙏

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