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Живу з мамою, якій 86 років.

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Я живу з моєю мамою. Моїй мамі 86 років.

Так склалося, що я не вийшла заміж і дітей у мене немає. Моє життя було досить незвичним. Зараз мені 57 років. Нещодавно у мене був день народження. Святкували ми його тільки разом з мамою. У мене немає кого запросити в гості – не маю подруг, друзів і інших родичів.

Ми живемо з мамою і завжди підтримуємо одне одного. Моя мама має 86 років. Я не знаю, що робитиму, коли її не стане.

Моя мама прекрасна, я не маю їй в чому дорікнути! Попри те, що в неї вже стільки років і стан здоров’я з кожним роком погіршується, вона не здається. І навіть потихеньку щодня виходить на прогулянку.

Я вже на пенсії, але все ще працюю, бо мамина пенсія не вистачає на нормальне життя для нас двох.

Попри це, я не втрачаю надії і радію, що вона у мене є. Адже іншим людям живеться значно гірше. Дехто не має ані житла, ані рідних, ані грошей.

А ми з мамою живемо в мирі та спокої. Ввечері п’ємо чай, в’яжемо на спицях та дивимось улюблені фільми та передачі. У вихідні печу пироги, а сусідів запрошуємо до нас. Вони розповідають нам новини про своїх рідних. Таким чином, у нас з мамою є розвага. Я рада, що наші сусіди та їхні родини в порядку. Молюся, щоб і нас з мамою оминали всі негаразди.

Ось так ми й живемо: тихо, спокійно і безпечно. Хочу, щоб наше життя тривало так якомога довше…

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