I've been waiting for the time to come when my kids have learned to read and write. I've been looking forward to receiving hand-made Mother's Day card or letters from them, especially Eone now that she's already in school.
That momentous day actually have come. I am proud that at age 5, my little girl can now read and write both in Filipino and English, sometimes slow but still it's a great progress.
Last week, she was asking me to help her craft a flag of China for her United Nations Day in school. I told her I want to rest first and we'll do it later. She was unhappy about my procrastination and her 'maldita' side emerged. I kept ignoring her and to my relief, she stopped pestering me.
Few moments later, she handed me a pink folded art paper. Between the folds was a bond paper. She said, "I have a letter for you, Mommy". I got excited and opened immediately.
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| loosely translated: Mom & Dad, I am getting out of this house! |
Should I laugh or cry? Actually, I did the latter (but my mom said I shouldn't). Isn't she sweet, wanting to leave me and her dad a letter before running away? Haha!
3 comments:
Tawa ako ng tawa Wheng! I would've mixed emotions too if i were to receive the same letter. Hahaha.
I chanced upon your post on munting buhangin while looking for a good beach resort in nasugbu. I read your other posts and they're great! Looking forward to more great posts from you.
oh you are so happy mother! It makes me smile! I suppose essays will be handy for you when your children grow up!
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