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Showing posts with label #The Mystery of Allegra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #The Mystery of Allegra. Show all posts
Monday, 5 August 2019
Three important dates
When I consider three important days, it comes up birthday of three people.
The first one is May 14, this is my father’s birthday. Second one is Oct 29, this is my mother’s birthday. Finally, it’s Oct 24, my birthday.
If my parents weren’t born in this world, I wasn’t born, neither. In addition, May and October are special month. Because my sister’s birthday is also in May, which is same as my father. And October is the month of the birth for the both of my mother and I although my brother’s birthday is in the middle, which is the end of July.
As it is easy to remember of the months of birth for my family, when May or Oct comes, I always think about cakes or presents to my family.
Sunday, 24 March 2019
My important days
March 26th is my birthday. It is coming soon! Recently, my daughter is good at singing
“Happy Birthday”, so I am looking forward to hearing her song. In the meantime, I present my mother with a
bouquet to give thanks to her on the date every year. I am going to do that this year.
September 20th is my daughter’s
birthday. The due date was October 8th,
but she was born 18 days earlier than the due date. She was smaller than other babies, but she is
now bigger (heavier, not taller) than other kids!
November 28th is my wedding
anniversary. My husband and I got
married 3 years ago, but we have not done the special thing on the date. We went to Hawaii for our honeymoon, so our
dream is go to Hawaii again when our daughter became 20 years old.
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