Letter to Wife: Tell your Wife How You Appreciate her Care

Dear Wife,

I'll try and come home early today. I miss you already honey. I know I don't say it enough and I should say it more often - I'm so proud of you for all the things that you do for us every single day. You make every morning bright and beautiful. Everything you cook for us is just tasty! Thank you for taking care of us, especially the kids even you're hurting nowadays and it doesn't stop you for being the best mom ever. Get well my love!

Love,
Husband

A Mom's Letter to Daughter

Dear Daughter,

I know how important this day is for you. I share in your joy. Before we head out there I just want you to know a few things:

The best part about being a mom is having YOU in my life. This unconditional bond I have with you, my dear daughter, is unbreakable and beyond words. Every morning since you were born, I knew then that my life would be changed for the better. I've woken up to many hugs and kisses, and you cheering me up with 'You're the best Mama!' never fails, it just melts my heart to the core.

Just watching you grow up, learning new things and now being on your own- your own young lady - all of it just makes me proud. You make my world, honey. You fill it with so much love that I truly feel blessed. Do know that whatever comes your way, we can face it together. I will always be here for you no matter what.

I love you.

Mom

A Letter for Mom

Dear Mom,

Now that I've outgrown giving you cards on special holidays. I want to take you out some place special.

I remember when I was seven, you picked me up from school and I showed you how bad my grades were. I remember you being furious at me, but still you managed to take me out for ice cream. We spent half the day at the marina feeding these gulls, you talked me into doing better at school then. Well, I did eventually. And the small successes I've made on my own, I owe it all to YOU - my loving mom.

Mom, I want to celebrate today like that special day years ago in the marina. Just you and me. I'm taking you out for a seafood brunch, I know how you love the deep-fried shrimps and oysters there. And no, I am not taking dad with us. He understands this occasion is just for you. And yes, you can give me a real long sermon, I probably need one by now. I feel I've given so little back to you.

Thank you for giving me and my sister so much in life. For always being there and worrying over the smallest things that we might do or might not do. But one thing, you've always taught us well is to always do the right thing.

I love you, Mom! I am so lucky to be your son!

Love,
Toby