My Parents and My Future

When I was young, I heart a story: when a baby was going to be born, he was worried, because he couldn’t solve all the problems he would meet. But God told nim smilly, “Don’t worry, I will send out two angels to protect you. No matter what you meet, they will help you and after you are born, you call them father and mother.”

Yes, my parents are the two angels of my life. They not only give me all of their love and do their best to bring me happiness, but also teach me the truth of life which light my future. In my heart, no matter what I meet, they will stay with me.

When I didn’t finish my homework at first time, they stayed with me, tell me that if I wanted to succeed, I must work hard. From then on, I understood that hardworking was the most important thing in my life. When I failed at first time, they stayed with me, tell me that the road of life was not smooth, so I would meet many backsets and falures and what I should do was facing them smilly. From then on, I understood that whatever difficulties I met, I should have confidence in my heart. When I first refuse to help others, they stayed with me, tell me that helping others was a kind of happiness, because only if the people around me felt happy, I would get happiness. Maybe I must give up something when I helped others, but giving up was the precondition of aquring. From then on, I understood that I should do my best to help others. When I went the first cross of my life road, they stayed with me, tell me that which one I chose was not important and the important thing was that I should not regret. From then on, I understood that when I made a choice, I must think of it carefully, because my life road is only walked by myself.

My angels give me a lot. It is my parents who teach me how to live a meaningful life.

When I went to college, they told me they would still stay with me. If I feel tired, they will give me energy; if I get hurt, they will look after me and if lose my way, they will help me find my right way.

08级英语8班 安洋佶