Personal Narrative: My Mom's College

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With christmas coming there is lots of people out there searching for the perfect gift for the perfect someone. But for me if money wasn't an option I would pay my mom's college. Taking college classes is lots of money and i'd pay it off for her because she has done many of things for me. My mom has done many of things for me. One of the things is she has always helped me when I needed help. She also does lots of stuff for me and I'd be able to repay her. Finally she lost time with us when she took college classes and to repay her she could spend more time with us, since she wouldn't have to work as much. In conclusion my mo has done a lot for me. So I would repay her by paying off her college. That's what I would do if money wasn't an option.

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