Family
Day
Our
world is like a chef’s toque consisting of folds in which each division
represents the different ways a chef can cook an egg, and just like a toque,
the world also has its folds. In another way, these folds can be associated to
how many families experiencing happiness day by day.
What
about his sweats every time he drives from home to his job riding on a rusty
bicycle along the busy road? Wake up at five o’clock to fetch water with his
gallon next collecting leftovers from the neighborhood just to feed for our
pigs. 3’oclock in the afternoon he’s set to go for his shift riding on his
filthy bike, after that moment until the next day his eyes are all at flash.
Yes, my father is a security guard and those were his daily routine. How about
your father?
What
about when she wakes up at three in the morning, preparing everything for us
since then. Her desires to lessen our pressures at school. Are we that
pressured? How about the forming of age lines on her face, deep wrinkles.
Wrinkled every time she sees us doing assignments, thinking ways on how to help
us on her own little way. How about her countless efforts to provide everything
which we needed? That’s my mother, my precious jewel.
Those
might be very common for they are our parents but it becomes awesome for it is
in touch with the magic of their love unto us. Can’t you see they never get
tired of doing those, for they love doing it. That’s how they become precious
to me.
Are
you familiar with these lines, “okay class we will not have our class today.”
What do we commonly scream out? It is the three letter word big “yes”. Am I
right? But how about our teachers who stood up with us and became our second
parents at school. They are part of my novel entitled “The heroes den”. I
consider them as my avenger hero. And I am grateful them.
Have
you ever say thank you to them? How about I love you? No, not yet, ever? Well
say it now I’m giving you a chance, grab it!
Thank
you!
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