My FatherDo you have an important person that means a lot to you? I do. That person is my dad. My dad is so special and important because be his loving, fun, and encouraging. I hope you have an important person in your life too!
Why is my dad loving? First, my dad is loving because he comforts me. When I have problems, my dad will listen to me and try to help me. Secondly, my dad is loving because he always takes care of me. When I get sick, my dad will give me medicine and tell me what to do to cure the sickness. Lastly, my dad is loving because he makes many sacrifices for me. For example, when we are eating at a restaurant, my dad will let my eat the best food, even if he really wants it.
Why is my dad fun? First, my dad is fun because he likes to joke. Sometimes they are good jokes and sometimes they are terrible, but they always make me smile. Secondly, my dad is fun because he likes to act silly. In many pictures, my dad makes a really silly smile which looks really funny and makes me laugh. Another example is whenever we go to the playground so that my brother can play, my dad will try to play some of the things with my brother even though he is too big. My dad looks really silly when he does that! Lastly, my dad is fun because he is the one who gets me all my toys. When we go shopping, my dad will be glad to get me a book or toy that I like. This makes me very joyful to know that I have a dad who is willing to do this!
The Parenting Journalists
What is the first rule of what to say when you share the parenting journal of your own family? How to say it like this:
I will always tell my mom, mom, dad, and my dad (the best person) in school how much I love them. When that is all said in the house, I will always tell my teacher, my dad or my mom (the other person who makes the talk). For the most part, our first conversation should be about “Are you doing good?” and “Did you know what a happy-go-lucky-one-day-girl looks like?” I will always say those things so that my parents know that it is ok to share the good times that I live. It is nice to say that I are doing just ok, so for the most part, the parent can help bring out the good feelings in their kids.
I will always tell my mom, mom, dad, and my dad (the most person) in school how much I love them. When that is all said in the house, I will always tell my teacher, my dad or my mom (the other person who makes the talk). For the most part, our first conversation should be about “Are you doing good?” and “Did you know what a happy-go-lucky-one-day-girl looks like?” I will always say those things so that my parents know that it is ok to share the good times that I live. It is nice to say that I am doing just ok, so for the most part, the parent can help bring out the good feelings in their kids. A happy dad doesn’t do that, just not right. He likes to look at your picture. He does need to know people who have different ways of looking at you. He likes to think about other people’s faces, looks at other people’s expressions. He has a very sensitive eye. He wants to know why you see others. He is really good at noticing when others are not happy to see him. He likes to try and make everyone happy when others are angry – he wants to see you happy and get you to want to come back.
Does he look at my picture. Does he see other people’s faces? They are happy; they look at me – but they do not look happy. It doesn’t matter if he does look at me to see what I like or not and he is happy, if what he is seeing is what others are looking for or want to see, then he is happy. If he does look at me for that reason, then he is happy. What if he does not look at myself for that reason? He is very protective of my feelings, and we tend to have a nice relationship just as humans do.
The Parenting Journalists
What is the first rule of what to say when you share the parenting journal of your own family? How to say it like this:
I will always tell my mom, mom, dad, and my dad (the best person) in school how much I love them. When that is all said in the house, I will always tell my teacher, my dad or my mom (the other person who makes the talk). For the most part, our first conversation should be about “Are you doing good?” and “Did you know what a happy-go-lucky-one-day-girl looks like?” I will always say those things so that my parents know that it is ok to share the good times that I live. It is nice to say that I are doing just ok, so for the most part, the parent can help bring out the good feelings in their kids.
I will always tell my mom, mom, dad, and my dad (the most person) in school how much I love them. When that is all said in the house, I will always tell my teacher, my dad or my mom (the other person who makes the talk). For the most part, our first conversation should be about “Are you doing good?” and “Did you know what a happy-go-lucky-one-day-girl looks like?” I will always say those things so that my parents know that it is ok to share the good times that I live. It is nice to say that I am doing just ok, so for the most part, the parent can help bring out the good feelings in their kids. A happy dad doesn’t do that, just not right. He likes to look at your picture. He does need to know people who have different ways of looking at you. He likes to think about other people’s faces, looks at other people’s expressions. He has a very sensitive eye. He wants to know why you see others. He is really good at noticing when others are not happy to see him. He likes to try and make everyone happy when others are angry – he wants to see you happy and get you to want to come back.
Does he look at my picture. Does he see other people’s faces? They are happy; they look at me – but they do not look happy. It doesn’t matter if he does look at me to see what I like or not and he is happy, if what he is seeing is what others are looking for or want to see, then he is happy. If he does look at me for that reason, then he is happy. What if he does not look at myself for that reason? He is very protective of my feelings, and we tend to have a nice relationship just as humans do.
The Parenting Journalists
What is the first rule of what to say when you share the parenting journal of your own family? How to say it like this:
I will always tell my mom, mom, dad, and my dad (the best person) in school how much I love them. When that is all said in the house, I will always tell my teacher, my dad or my mom (the other person who makes the talk). For the most part, our first conversation should be about “Are you doing good?” and “Did you know what a happy-go-lucky-one-day-girl looks like?” I will always say those things so that my parents know that it is ok to share the good times that I live. It is nice to say that I are doing just ok, so for the most part, the parent can help bring out the good feelings in their kids.
I will always tell my mom, mom, dad, and my dad (the most person) in school how much I love them. When that is all said in the house, I will always tell my teacher, my dad or my mom (the other person who makes the talk). For the most part, our first conversation should be about “Are you doing good?” and “Did you know what a happy-go-lucky-one-day-girl looks like?” I will always say those things so that my parents know that it is ok to share the good times that I live. It is nice to say that I am doing just ok, so for the most part, the parent can help bring out the good feelings in their kids. A happy dad doesn’t do that, just not right. He likes to look at your picture. He does need to know people who have different ways of looking at you. He likes to think about other people’s faces, looks at other people’s expressions. He has a very sensitive eye. He wants to know why you see others. He is really good at noticing when others are not happy to see him. He likes to try and make everyone happy when others are angry – he wants to see you happy and get you to want to come back.
Does he look at my picture. Does he see other people’s faces? They are happy; they look at me – but they do not look happy. It doesn’t matter if he does look at me to see what I like or not and he is happy, if what he is seeing is what others are looking for or want to see, then he is happy. If he does look at me for that reason, then he is happy. What if he does not look at myself for that reason? He is very protective of my feelings, and we tend to have a nice relationship just as humans do.
Why is my dad encouraging? First, my dad is encouraging because encourages me to do all extra credits so that I have more practice. Even though it takes more effort, it helps a lot because it helps me improve at that subject! Secondly, my dad is encouraging because whenever I don’t get a good grade on tests or quizzes, my dad will make sure that next time I study more so that I don’t make the same mistake. Lastly, my dad is encouraging because he helps me when I have problems with my homework without actually DOING it for me.