Things that have been neglected in the past can not be made up with later time...

Inspiration now comes from Facebook recaps... XDD

This passage is from a book "Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad"

The book has been remade into a movie, starring Odakiri.

semi-autobiographical book by the author

I can't remember the details now, but the words I wrote down seem to be very touching now.

A few weeks ago, I was watching the first episode of the Japanese drama "Don't Say It's Reasoning". There was a paragraph in which he said that his father gave birth to a son because he was very old, so he was embarrassed to participate in his school activities, but the protagonist Jiu Neng said to him, " What you do is not what your son thinks in his heart, he only knows that you do not go to your children to participate in the school sports meeting because of your work..."

His father couldn't recover the lost time even though he cried bitterly. He couldn't tell his family how much he cherished them.

We always focus on what we don’t have. When we are young, we want love and attention; when we are a little older, we want fame and money; when we are old, we start to want the company of our family and want more There are many invisible fetters, but often the things you have overlooked can't be made up with later time...

We always think that there is still a lot of time, but each moment is a "time limit" when this moment is over, it is over.

Today is the first day of the Chinese New Year. Although compared to when I was a child, the taste of the new year is much less, but maybe when my children grow up, they will still miss the time to celebrate the New Year with their family.

Remind yourself to cherish the moment and the people who are with you right now.

Also use the carpenter brother and sister yesterday once more, during the new year, a little memory of the past days