Category Archives: Empty Nest
To You, My Daughter, Who’d Just Turned Twenty
Letter to her child, translated… My daughter, you’d turned twenty today. Twenty years ago, we’d, walked into one another’s life. I still recalled, you, at age two, loved our poetry reading, the autumn moon shone through your window, gently, shed … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Empty Nest, Experiences of Life, Family Relations, Memories Shared, Passing of Wisdoms, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Ranting About Life, the Ins & Outs of the World, the Learning Process, the Process of Life, the Teenage Years, Things Left Behind, Values of Life
Tagged Milestones
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The Extra Time Has Come…Adapting to the Empty Nest
Translated… Before the age of thirty, I’d ended my life as a single, since, I’d entered into a new era, and I’d, missed my freedom from when I was still a single, no need to comply to my family’s schedules, … Continue reading
Since His Wife Died
Since his wife died, his estranged daughter became even MORE estranged from him, they’d not have anything to talk about, and now that they’d lost the only LINK (the wife!) between them, the daughter is no longer compelled, to head … Continue reading
The Parent-Child Quality Time Shared in the Car
From the mind of a father, translated… Don’t know how other parents would interact with their young in the car? To tell the truth, I have little to NO experiences in this. Even if I’d spent six years, driving my … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Perspectives, Beliefs, Empty Nest, Experiences of Life, Family Relations, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Loss, Memories Shared, Recollections, the Process of Aging, the Process of Life, the Teenage Years, Values of Life
Tagged Conversations Shared, Driving the Child to School, Growing Up
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Life, the Obstacle Course 