I Want You and Only You Essays

I miss the warmth of your embrace every night. You are always the perfect end, and the best part of every day. I wish I could spend all day under your blankets, but sadly I can not. No matter what season, you are always the perfect temperature and you always make sure that I get a good night’s rest. I do not know what else I could ask for. You are the best thing that has ever happened to me and I can not wait to see you tonight!

When I look back at my childhood I cannot picture it without you. You have helped shaped who I am today and for that I thank you. When I think of you i think about all the love that you have to give. I am so lucky to have you in my life and I will always cherish the memories that I have with you.

And although at times it seemed like you were being a total buzzkill, I have to admit that you have pretty good taste. You aren’t just a protector, either. I remember how earlier this year you came home to my running up and down the stairs frantically one afternoon, trying on pair after pair of shoes. And once you asked why it even mattered so much, I confessed I was flustered and excited for a first date. The grin on your face was priceless as you (finally) approved. So you gave me your expert advice, “Not those… he was wearing something like that today,” and wished me good luck. And you’ve been my supporter in so many other ways. I loved having you and Kael come to Omaha or Minneapolis or wherever else to watch me play volleyball for a long afternoon. I loved that you’d be in the front row of the student section, usually wearing a ridiculous outfit, supporting the team this season. I loved that you took a day off of school to watch me play golf at state, even really bad golf, although I’m sure it killed

After seeing you off to college, you working a full time job, becoming a responsible independent young woman, I knew I did my job. After the birth of your first child, I was so proud to be called a grandmother. Stayed up many of nights watching them which you study. You never gave up hope, never stop dreaming even after having two kids. I can say, your kids made you stronger. When you walked into my room to tell me you just bought a new house and that you were moving out. I was so excited! We shop for furniture and accessories for the home. Glad the kids will now have their own room, Wow! It was

Instead, you were willing to help me when I would ask for help. I found this juster of yours so meaningful because you never laughed when I didn’t know how to spell certain words or have knowledge of the definition of words that I should have known since elementary. For example, when I didn't know what "excluded" or "irrelevant" meant and how to spell “suppose” or “library” and I’m talking about junior year in high school were there were many words I never understood or couldn't spell. However, you taught me the meaning of those words and how to spell them, from that day forward I focus on the way people talk and would listen to the vocabulary they would use. I came to the realization that I never had an understanding of the meaning of half the words people would use and half of the words adults used I could’t spell and define them. You taught me to pay careful attention to the words adults would speak and take those words I couldn't understand and defined them and use those words to better my essays. Although you still continue to get higher scores on your essays than me, because I'm still not college level as I’m suppose to be, but I am better than how I was in the past, with that being said I want to thank you for your

I could go on and on about what an amazing person I think you are and how much you have influenced me, but I’m going to close it out by saying Thank You. Thank you for taking me under your wing and teaching me so much. I never imagined I would ever get to do anything like this in my life. I’m so glad I got to experience it with you. You will always be my favorite doctor, I will always look up to you. Thanks for an awesome journey. You gave me your time, the most thoughtful gift of all.

It's been a pleasure. We've been wanting to do this for a long time. I knew you were a sweetheart 'cause I've seen how you write, and I see how you encourage people, and it means the world.

You both are so prominent in my life and I could not be more thankful for that. This year has brought about a lot of challenges, while also many good times. Like, showing up to Disney at six in the morning after not sleeping the night before. Or finding out that I have a high chance of surgery, but you both were there through it all. Thank you for always loving me in the good and the bad times. “You taught me to do the right things. You’ve given me everything I will need to make it through this crazy thing called life. So don’t you worry about me. There’s no way you’ll ever lose me”; YOU’RE STUCK WITH ME, YOU TOO

I’d like to thank you for donating to my band fundraiser to help us pay for both of our trips this year! Also thank you for being such a great friend and co-worker to my mom, she speaks very highly of you. Thanks for congratulating me for becoming a future Bearkat, and congratulations to Travis for getting into The University of Houston, he will go far.

100. The way you were able to open up to me the things you'd like to do before you die.

It’s not often that people my age take the time to say thank you. In fact it’s rare for people to even think about how others have been an impacted in our lives. Given it the season of thankfulness I’d like to let you know how appreciative I am to have you in my life as a teacher, a counselor, and as a mother who look out for me in school. Before the school year started you came to my school and did a presentation about how Sheridan is and you told me, I had a meeting with you and other important people from the school later on that week. You give me tips on how not to be nervous, keep clam, and just be you.

Lastly, a very particular thank you is expressed to my mum for her love, support as well as

Thank you to my best than. I am very grateful for all the hard work and effort that you have put in over the last few weeks. I've known you for ten years now, and despite my concerns regarding what you would plan for my stag do and your speech, you have been, and will continue to be a great friend. And so that brings me to my wife - my best friend. She is beautiful, she is intelligent, she is hard working, she is... what does that say? I'm having a little difficulty reading your handwriting. No, but on a more serious note, thank you for marrying me and making me the happiest man in the world. I am often wrong, but in marrying her, I know I have made the right

Thank you for letting my go, for finally ending the pain you knew I had always felt when it came to loving you. I hope you were aware of how difficult it was for me to give you the type of love you so heavily demanded. I was only destroying myself, tearing my soul apart, piece by piece, just to put a smile on your face. Thank you for finally realizing that you have to work on yourself first. I am not and never was capable of doing that for you—no one else is. It was about time you'd decided to end the nights spent crying and the days spent fighting.

It has been nearly a year since we started talking again after years of no communication. Words do not suffice to express how much I truly love you, and how grateful I am that you entered my life. You have been one of my biggest supports, you have believed in me when I felt that no one did, you have given me your all: your love, your time, your energy, your lost hours of sleep, your tears, your laughs. To this day, whenever I am in doubt, you have always cheered me on and made me believe that I can do anything, that I don’t have any limitations, and that has changed my life; you have changed my life. I never thought you would come to hold such high value in my heart, but I am glad you did, and all the time has been worthwhile. I like to think that I do not have a heart, that I am apathetic, but there are two factors outside of family that say otherwise: my love for children, and you.