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Respect your Parents



                  On a spring morning, an old woman was sitting on the sofa in her
                  house. Her young son was reading a newspaper. Suddenly a pigeon sat
                  on the window.
                    The mother asked her son quietly, “What is this?” The son replied:
                  “It is a pigeon”. After a few minutes, she asked her son for the second
                  time, “What is this?” The son said, “Mom, I have just told you, “It is a
                  pigeon, a pigeon”. After a little while, the old mother asked her son for
                  the third time, “What is this?” This time the son shouted at his mother,
                  “Why do you keep asking me the same question again and again? Are
                  you hard of hearing?”
                    A little later, the mother went to her room and came back with an
                  old diary. She said, “My dear son, I bought this diary when you were
                     born”. Then, she opened a page and kindly asked her son to read
                                that  page.  The son looked at  the  page,  paused and
                                          started reading it aloud:




                              Today my little son
                           was sitting on my lap,
                          when a pigeon sat on
                                                   each time when he
                         the window. My son
                                                   asked me the same
                         asked me what it was
                                                  question  again  and
                        15 times, and I replied
                                                  again. I did not
        1              to him  all 15 times      feel angry at all. I
         LESSON       I hugged him lovingly      was  actually  feeling
                       that it was  a pigeon.
                                                happy for my lovely
                                                child.

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