生日的承诺（4）
《穿过爱的时光》作者：杨柳青 2017-01-24 02:12
生日的承诺（4）
You were always so proud of my girls. You never missed a chance to tell me what a good job I was doing in bringing them up. I want you to know how much your saying that meant to me and that I couldn’t have done it without you.
Your granddaughters both have your tenderness and your tenacity. I remember the time the oldest one decided to run away from home. She announced over dinner that she was leaving to go live with her grandparents, six blocks away, because I was much “too mean.” I wanted to lock the kid in her room. You suggested that I let her work it out on her own, that it would be a learning experience. She packed such a heavy suitcase, she made it just three blocks before she collapsed in front of the neighborhood bakery. The owner drove her home in the bread truck and gave her a dozen doughnuts. He still looks at me in a funny way.
Mom, do you think the lesson she learned that day was to always pack light when traveling a distance? It worked, though. She was too tired to recall why she was angry and too full of ideally doughnuts to care.
Recently, your other granddaughter was
本章未完，请点击下一页继续阅读》》
You were always so proud of my girls. You never missed a chance to tell me what a good job I was doing in bringing them up. I want you to know how much your saying that meant to me and that I couldn’t have done it without you.
Your granddaughters both have your tenderness and your tenacity. I remember the time the oldest one decided to run away from home. She announced over dinner that she was leaving to go live with her grandparents, six blocks away, because I was much “too mean.” I wanted to lock the kid in her room. You suggested that I let her work it out on her own, that it would be a learning experience. She packed such a heavy suitcase, she made it just three blocks before she collapsed in front of the neighborhood bakery. The owner drove her home in the bread truck and gave her a dozen doughnuts. He still looks at me in a funny way.
Mom, do you think the lesson she learned that day was to always pack light when traveling a distance? It worked, though. She was too tired to recall why she was angry and too full of ideally doughnuts to care.
Recently, your other granddaughter was