On the road of life, we will always encounter some things that we regret. These things can be decisions we make on the spur of the moment, or they can be opportunities that we don't cherish. And for me, one of the things I regret the most is not cherishing the time I spent with my parents.
When I was a child, I always felt that my parents were nagging and that they didn't understand me. Whenever they asked me about school, I was perfunctory and even lost my temper with them sometimes. At that time, I always felt that I had grown up and could face all the difficulties of life on my own. However, I overlooked the fact that my parents would grow old one day, and I would leave them to face the world alone.
Until one day, I stumbled upon an old photo album. That photo album records my growth process from childhood to adulthood, and each ** is full of warmth and happiness. Looking at those **, I suddenly realized that I had spent so many wonderful times with my parents. However, these moments have become so short because of my unrelenting care and companionship.
I began to reminisce about those years spent with my parents. I remember one time, I was sick, and my parents didn't close their eyes for a whole night to take care of me. At that time, I didn't know how to be grateful, I just thought they were annoying. And now, how I wish I could turn back the clock and let me go back to that time and thank them so much.
Another time, I didn't do well in exams and was very depressed. My parents, in order to comfort me, accompanied me to the park for a walk. At that time, I was a child and did not know how to cherish such an opportunity. And now, I understand how precious that companionship and love is.
Now, I have grown up**, left my hometown, and worked hard alone. In the dead of night, I always think of those days with my parents. I think of everything they have done for me and their endless love. However, these memories have become regrets that can never be remedied.
Whenever this happens, I blame myself bitterly: why didn't I cherish the time I spent with my parents in the first place? Why do you always take their care for granted? If I could turn back the clock, I would definitely choose to be by their side without hesitation, so that they can feel my love and gratitude.
However, time is never turned back. I can only bury this guilt and regret deep in my heart, and always remind myself to cherish the people and things in front of me. I want to work hard to give my parents a better life; I want to go home more often, chat with them, and go for walks; I want to care for them with my heart and make them feel my love.
This incident made me deeply realize that the most valuable wealth in life is not money and status, but family affection and companionship. We must know how to cherish the time we spend with our parents, and don't let regret become an eternal pain in our lives. Composition