There are many scenes that moved me. The one that moved me the most is that my father found DAVID's painting, which is made of PVC as a telephone cable, which is my father's occupation. Another one is what I want to say, a photo of everyone together. There are four A child, mom, lacks dad because he's taking pictures.
My family's photobook also has few photos of dad.
It seems like most dads are like this. They are silent and rarely communicate with you. Once they talk to you, they are educating you about how to be a human being. At this time, you must be thinking "GOD, these are outdated, okay?" "Okay". But I still have to listen patiently, and then exchange a comprehensible look with my mother.
This is a scene that often occurs in my life. Growing up, I always felt that meeting with my father was so painful, a family of three sitting When we were together, my mother and I were always talking, chirping and chirping all the time. Dad always gave a concluding remark.
Now that I think about it, it must be very interesting to make this scene into a movie.
Every time I call home, sometimes Dad would answer, and then said to me: How are you, um, you wait, your mom is coming soon
Mom answered the phone, I think Dad must be sitting next to him and listening, and then said to Mom, "You tell her BLA BLA BLA, you make her pay attention to BLA BLA BLA, you make her pay attention to her body BLA BLA BLA..."
Mom would say something like: Your dad told you to BLA BLA BLA.'
I could hear what Dad said on the phone , what keeps me puzzled is, why didn't he just say that to me directly? If, give him the phone, he will ask "how have you been recently" and then I will be silent with him.
This may be the difference between parents. After I went abroad, I had a weekly phone meeting with them. My mother had to gossip all the time, from the national medical reform policy to the lost cat in the neighbor's house, from who gave birth to a fat boy again to who and who divorced... I
really don't know why , Mom always has a topic, Dad is always speechless.
This time back to China, I bought earrings, clothes, bags, cosmetics and shoes for my mother. There is always one thing missing from women's hearts, and they always have new goals.
But when I wandered around, I really didn't know what to buy for my father, and I couldn't escape the three "watches, belts, and wallets" of men. Not very suitable, so far have not bought anything.
Probably because Dad likes WWII movies and has an inexplicable German plot for Germany. There happens to be a German supermarket near my house, and I think I should at least go back with some German sausages and chocolates after dawn.
Maybe these aren't to his taste, but forgive me Dad, I really don't know what you like.
I think we've been silent about each other for too long.
PS, I decided to have a good communication with you when I go back this time.
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