My 18th birthday ; it was just yesterday!

Salams to yall!
I would like to thank the whole for your kind words and wishes; for your e-mails, msgs, gifts, and everything it's really much appreciated :).
However, I've got a sad part yesterday and it was from my father and my mother :
" Happy birthday Loubaba! The years have just flown by. It seems like just yesterday you were a baby and blessing our family with your presence. You have been such a great daughter!! You have made us laugh and cry, but most of all you made us proud. You are ready to go out and conquer the world, you have been well taught and prepared for this moment.
Your mommy and daddy; we love you! ''
At that time I had a mixture of feelings, and I couldn't know how my tears were falling down and which means that I ADORE them so hard and I can't live without them.

Thanks everyone :)))))) !

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