10 day letter challenge: Day 3

day 3. write a letter to your parents

(oookay, this is going to be so much fun)

Hi Ayah! Hi Ibu!

Well, it's me here. (you don't say) Anyway, hi. Again.

Well, in case you are wondering what am I doing in my room tonight, well, you are reading it now. Hahaha. Haha.

Ha.

I hate awkward-me.

Okay here goes. They say, mother knows best. But I disagree, simply because I think that both of my parents know what's the best for us. Even before I think of something, you guys came to me, bearing loads of advice I'd never knew I need later in life.

Sometimes, I would be so amazed and I wonder, "how on Earth they would know something like this will happen?". Perhaps I have a That's-So-Raven parents? Or probably they have this latent powers that would be more powerful if and only if they turned into a pair of vampires? Or maybe, just maaaybe, they mastered the art of Divination?

Now, I'm imagining Ayah, sitting in Trelawney's class with his eyebrows furrows while concentrating on a crystal ball. And I shall not rolling on the floor, laughing. I shall not. Oh God.

But then I remembered, they are my parents. The two person who watched me as I grew from the size of a pillow until this young woman I am now, who would be by my side before I myself know that I am falling, who would make me see and observe what is happening around me and asked me to think whether they are being right or wrong, who knew my fears and whatever that disgusts me (that stupid trypophobia thing, anyone?). And here I am, questioning their superpowers. Haha, who am I kidding, really?

My point is, I had never really properly thank both of you for making me see the world with two (or even possibly, more) different perspective. And also for giving such badass and super effective advice, examples, everything. Thank you. So much.

It's not really a secret that I disappoint both of you several times, but I promise you, I am working on being a better person, to be a better daughter than I was before; academically, spiritually, emotionally. Thank you for being the coolest parents ever.

But most importantly? Thank you being my best-ever friends. I love you both so much, eternally.
Hugs and kisses,
Your crazy, ridiculous-face-puller AND loving daughter hihi <3