Life Rising Star Program
It is the responsibility and wish of every parent to send their son to a reading interest class. Despite my busy schedule, I found time to send my son to a reading class in Anning District. The schedule was tight, with only two hours from five to seven o'clock in the evening. I knew in my heart that these two hours were very precious for my son's growth.
After sending my son to school, I didn't leave, but chose to wait for him on the side of the road. After all, it takes an hour to drive home, and it's not worth it for me to go back and pick him up again. Therefore, I can only choose to wait patiently and fall silent with this hustle and bustle of the city.
However, just as I was waiting a little tired and eager to go home, a sprinkler truck passed by the side where I had parked. On the way there, his narrow lane and speed made me feel uneasy. Just as the sprinkler truck passed by, it unfortunately made a huge splash of water and sprayed it towards my freshly washed car. At this moment, I watched as my hard-washed car was shrouded in a blur of mist.
This sudden situation in front of me made me anxious, as if I had been woken up by a basin of cold water. I imagined that tomorrow I would have to spend time and money washing my car again. Hopefully, tomorrow's car wash will bring me less trouble and annoyance. Alas, there are always some small annoyances in life that we can only accept and face.
Although I was a little troubled by today's car wash accident, I knew that I made the right decision to send my son to a reading interest class. As parents, it is our responsibility to give unconditionally, both in terms of time and money. Although it is hard at times, we are willing to give everything for the growth of our children. Some of the hiccups in this process are just bits and pieces of life and are not worth mentioning.
Every parent will have similar experiences, and these experiences are the details of the parents' love for their children. Sending my son to Anning District to participate in a reading interest class also wrote down our deep love for our children. Despite the little episodes of my car getting dirty while waiting on the side of the road, it was all a manifestation of unconditional parental love.
Raising a child is not easy, nor is it to be more obligatory, but a choice. It is a selfless giving, and it does not ask for anything in return at all. If love is an unconditional devotion, then sending our children to school, no matter what difficulties they encounter, should be our choice.