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christina's blog post 3/25

 13. Consider a relationship in your life that feels important to you. What makes that connection meaningful? (pg..126)

A relationship in my life that is important to me is my relationship with my mom. This relationship is important to me because although she is my mother and takes care of me, she is also one of my best friends. Growing up, it was just me and her. We have had to go through tough times together but it has only made our relationship stronger. I don't know what I would do without her. I love her so much.  

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