Tag Archives: Role Models
Grandma on the Case, Memories of Childhod
Memories of childhood, what this woman’s grandmother, managed, to instill in her, the values she’d taken with her, to this day and age, translated… For the sake of those three Moonlight Brand of perfume pencils in the pencil case, grandma … Continue reading
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Leftovers
Memories from the childhood years, translated… A few days ago, I’d gone to a relative’s place in the countryside to share the offerings, before I left, my relative handed me a bag of leftovers with the chicken rolls, fried pork … Continue reading
Actions Speak Louder than Words
Teaching your child to greet others out of habit, translated… After reading “Teaching Your Kids to Greet People”, I saw that the author wrote toward the end, “We all want our kids to be courteous, so, let’s all, make models … Continue reading
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The Maternal Love, Observations from Behind Bars
Time to reflect, translated… I’d broken a law and am now, incarcerated, trapped, inside these tall walls. I live in Keelung, and yet, I was sent to the penitentiary in the Taiyuan Valley, in Taidong, and, although there’s a great … Continue reading
The Fifth Kind of Mother-in-Law
From reading an article in the papers, translated… I’d gotten very well along with my in-laws, from when I was younger, I was inexperienced and slow, they’d always helped and looked after me, they’d told everyone they met that I … Continue reading
Back Then, the Christmas Lights My Father Brought Home…
From the Front Page Sections, translated… In the evenings, I went to the kindergarten to pick my son up from school, in the cold wind I saw the Christmas lights, illuminating the entrance to his school, the teachers told, that … Continue reading
My Younger Sister, My Idol
Translated… Through an international call, I’d heard my younger sister, tell me that the child she was counseling was finally on the right tracks, I’m so happy for her. I’d heard that smile, curling up her lips, and that tone … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 