Kim Kickson Character Analysis

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Mothers are spectacular people. An example of a wonderful mom, one may ask? Kim Hopson is a creative woman with a loving heart and a sensible head on her shoulders. Throughout her life (as well as her daughter’s), she has expressed these traits with a smile.

Continually, she fills her home with artsy creations, especially on holidays. Her projects give the vicinity a warm glow that can be felt by even the coldest of hearts. The constant rotation of decorations makes it seem as if the house if breathing-- inhaling and exhaling color in a steady rhythm.

Additionally, her loving heart makes her home feel as if it was snuggled in a warm blanket. Her desire to have the best for her family branches from her to other around her, inspiring

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