My strength, my hero
Like what Bartrand Hubbard said “I've had a hard life, but my hardships are
nothing against the hardships that my father went through in order to get me to
where I started.” I also
believe that the experience that I have now are nothing compared to my father’s.
So every time he has pieces of advices I treasure it a lot because I know that
he knows that it’s for my own good.
When I am
already a grownup its time for my father to enjoy life, because I promised myself
that, at it’s the right time to repay the sacrifice and love they had poured
into me. I think growing up the way my parents like would be the best gift that
I can give to my father and I can start that by simply studying hard. I will
not forget that because that promise was already on my mind since the day I
started schooling.
The only
request that I asked him was to trust me in simple things and decisions that I do
since I’m a high school student now. Hearing his simple compliments and
satisfaction on simple achievements that I can give makes my effort and hard
work worth it. He also does not need to
be persuaded about anything because most of the time he knows the right thing
to do. He also does not refuse on things as long as it’s for our good. I just
remind him often that praying helps a lot.
“I will study hard” that’s what I always tell him and I will really force myself to fulfill that promise until the time that I graduate,
(during my elementary graduation )
(when I was still a baby and my father was still about 20 yrs. old)
*sorry for the poor quality*
( YIE~ this song reminds me of my father because I can relate the experience and memories that I encountered with my father especially at his departure to go abroad. )
