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AN OLD BUT GOLD

MEMORY

On a dark and stormy night, when I was two years old the clock
thunderously struck eleven. That noise had sent a chill down my
spine, as long as I remember, because my father hadn’t returned
from his office yet. It was raining cats and dogs! I started crying
and yelling loudly, “ waa, I cried, dadda hasn’t returned from
his office yet, waa, he has gone on a bike, how will he come, he
will get drenched, waa. He didn’t even teach me to drive my car
or else I would have picked him up, waa waa.” I yelled for
about half an hour and then the doorbell rang, ding dong ding,
my father returned wearing a windcheater, he wasn’t wet at all.
I ran and hugged him tightly. My mother had previously tried to
console me and she had heard and seen all of this. She told me
that this was the first time I had got so worried for someone. It
proved my love and care for my father that also at that age. This
incident has now become really memorable and precious to me.
It’s truly “an old but gold memory.”

Thank you

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