In the morning, I saw a little boy on the road, chased a man who had been calling Daddy, and grabbed the corner of the man's clothes, and the man only looked at the mobile phone, but instead threw away the little boy's hand.
The best things in life are free, but we'll get used to some things being taken for granted. We imagine that they will always be there, and then one day we wake up and they are suddenly gone, and we will realize how terrible things are, which will make us panic.
When my daughter was four years old, I asked her to memorize my cell phone number, and she could recite it like a rhyme, all 11 numbers, and then learn to dial my number on her own phone watch.
I spend 1 hour commuting a day, so if I want to avoid traffic jams in the morning rush hour, I have to get up early and leave the house before my daughter gets up.
My daughter starts calling me every morning the moment she wakes up and says: Good morning, Mom, good job, love you!
At first, it made me happy. I think it's the happiest thing! Sometimes, however, because I'm too serious about my work, I start to get less excited about those morning phone calls, especially when we're still in meetings on the weekend.
I'm ashamed to say that there have been times when I've had to mute my phone and then let it ring, though, for the past two years, every morning, my daughter has called me on time.
Until one day, it was 11 o'clock, her phone had not yet come, I waited, looking forward to it, I thought it was natural that my daughter had to call me every morning, unconsciously this has become part of my working day, but the phone never rang, so that I was not in the state all morning, I tried to call home, but no one answered, that day I had the most terrible morning, things at work were handled in a mess, by noon, I was already imagining all kinds of negative scenes. I called my daughter's school, but the teacher probably took care of the kindergarten kids eating and no one answered the phone. In the end, I couldn't suppress my anxiety and rushed to school, my daughter was fine, her phone watch was broken, which is why she didn't call.
Children are more free and selfless than anyone else to give, to enjoy these moments of free gifting, and one day you will not be the center of their world, and you will receive a text message, a phone call if you are lucky, and all you have are these sad and sweet memories of the past.
These days, it doesn't matter if I'm in a meeting or not, I always make excuses to take that good morning call, and who knows how long she can hold out? I intend to cherish it as it lasts.