A beautiful and candid tale, which recreates memory and childhood. The two characters -father and son- have an emotional conjunction to which the night environment gives it a greater beauty. Thank you and best regards, @ubani1.
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This is a story within a story. It's a nice touch that the father gets lost in his reverie. It's also charming that the son insists on knowing about his father before the family existed.
The relationship between father and son is nicely conveyed. The reader leaves off with a fondness for both characters.
Thank you for posting this story in the Ink Well community.
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It's great when kids take an interest in their parents' past. I think this often happens at a certain age, when children grow up enough to realize that their parents have had many interesting life experiences.
Hello @ubani1 Nice story of a father and son bonding over the son's inquisitiveness. Learning about parents and how they grew up and the experiences they encountered brings a closeness as children realize the parents were once kids too. I think sometimes children forget this as they only see adults as authoritative figures and forget that they once had their own lives as children. It's fun sometimes to compare the "then" to "now" with children.
A beautiful and candid tale, which recreates memory and childhood. The two characters -father and son- have an emotional conjunction to which the night environment gives it a greater beauty. Thank you and best regards, @ubani1.
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This is a story within a story. It's a nice touch that the father gets lost in his reverie. It's also charming that the son insists on knowing about his father before the family existed.
The relationship between father and son is nicely conveyed. The reader leaves off with a fondness for both characters.
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It's great when kids take an interest in their parents' past. I think this often happens at a certain age, when children grow up enough to realize that their parents have had many interesting life experiences.
Me gustó mucho la historia, veo necesario que los niños sepan si es posible todo de como era la vida de los padres antes de ellos ❤️
Hello @ubani1 Nice story of a father and son bonding over the son's inquisitiveness. Learning about parents and how they grew up and the experiences they encountered brings a closeness as children realize the parents were once kids too. I think sometimes children forget this as they only see adults as authoritative figures and forget that they once had their own lives as children. It's fun sometimes to compare the "then" to "now" with children.
Thanks for sharing your story.