Women who inspire me

Hi bloggers! The two women in the pictures are my motivation to be who I am, my mom and my grandma. I love them, they are an inspiration for me. Sadly, my grandma passed away 2 years ago. She was a very religious person, helped many lives, took care of children in poor conditions during the dictatorship, and is one of my motivations to study social work. My mom is all for me, she is the stronger person I have ever seen. During my childhood we passed through a lot, but she never left me alone and I never starved. My mom is also an artist. She sang in bingos and serenades. I grew up listening her beautiful voice and that inspired me to sing too.
The photo is from one day that we went to visit my grandmother in her house, the love between my mom and her mom is beautiful and I think that they look pretty in that picture.

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