I decided to write to
my father because of a book.
I began my first
attempt with a “special” text message in which I talked about my brief
reflection of a book. And in my former university, I managed to send the first “formal”
email to my father before the SM3 selection. In that email, I told him what I
thought about the programme as well as my university life. To
my surprise, he was so moved by my simple text messages and the email that he
stored them and took a look at them from time to time. This encouraged me to
carry on this kind of nonverbal communication.
Until now, I still keep
the habit to SNS my father everyday. Through my experience, I know more about
my father’s thoughts and the love between have deepened.
Today is my father’s
birthday. I sent a text message at midnight so as to make sure that I am the
first one to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to him.
My dear friends, sometimes love need to
be expressed. When you read these words, could you please stop for a while and
take out your mobile phone? Just a simple text message will do. Tell them you
are fine and ask them to take care of themselves.
Very good work,hope you do not spit on me after reading my blog2, just kidding,lol.
ReplyDeleteI strongly agree with you.I sent my mom a postcard last month, and she said she was so moving when receiving it. Maybe our slight movement for our parents is their great treasure.
ReplyDeleteThat is great! Actually I wanted to send a postcard to my dad,but I am always busy doing my assignment before deadline...By the way,how long did it take?I mean the postcard to China.
DeleteIn fact, I do your last suggestion.But ,maybe our family is so numb and ......happens.(......means nothing)
ReplyDeleteWell,maybe they are just not used to it.Anyway,it is good to have a try!
DeleteSometimes we are too shy to express our love to parents; however, it is very important to do so, because there remains shorter and shorter time to communicate with them.
ReplyDeleteActually,sometimes I feel regret that I did not understand my father well in my childhood.
DeleteI share the same opinions with you. However mature we may be, in our parents' eyes, we are children forever.
ReplyDeleteSincerely speaking, disaffection towards parents still remains in my mind though I have stepped into adulthood. I am making changes now. Just last weekend, I sent postcards to my parents. They must be astonished and happy to see it!
On seeing the title, I thought this passage was about iphone or some interesting applications, such sort of things in relation to Information Technology. After dipping into it, I got many resonances from it. It inspires us to show love for our parents and provides a handy approach. Good!
I was missing my father when I wrote the blog.He is always the hero in my mind.
DeleteBesides,I am a techno-phobe!
I like your topic ,maybe I can do something special for my dad too on his birthday^_^
ReplyDeleteMaybe an e-card will do if you are too shy to express your love on the phone!
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