A Love For Children

On 28th November 2002 this was just an ordinary Thanksgiving Day for most people, but for me, this was the day that I finally met my nephew. He is a long-awaited child. He has 2 weeks experience and we just want him. Thanksgiving is different from other people. At Thanksgiving usually, dinner is prepared slowly and everyone is waiting for dinner in and around the kitchen. But obviously this holiday is different, my sister is not here, there are only four people at this year's table: my aunt, uncle, father and me.

The business day is finally here! I know all these kids, in fact cute kids have only "great" to define the first week of my teachings. I love them all, I like the way children handle me, and I like teachers who are as cute as their children. Most of them are not fluent even in Vietnamese, but I also like them. Unfortunately I do not have the ability to take a picture and record that video. But that is not a problem, as we have done all the nice things, they are more than enough for everything I do! Hugs, dancing, singing, kissing, laughing, crying. I did not know that happiness comes from a very simple thing like the one above.

We are writing to you as a parent as we are concerned about our children. We love our children. Many of you love your own children and grandchildren. We love them very much, sometimes we are afraid of them. Due to the derogatory and dangerous remarks used by a particular candidate for federal judges of the lifetime, we are concerned about our family, and how we love our children , I want to talk about fear. Our children are transgender, candidates Kyle Duncan and Matthew Kacsmaryk are not shockingly accepted about children like us.

The truth is that we can love our children better than we do. It can resist. Can be organized. We can be led by our children. But in this country the truth is that we do not love our children enough to get rid of violence. There are not enough children in this country to change relations with violence. But we can. If we bring this truth into every space we enter, we will bring in every space of the gun (and more spectacular but equally brutal form of violence that we invest daily in the mind and brain) I am keen on. Children will not be safe, but they will eventually be safer than us and will not be addicted to violence.

The first step in solving the problem is to recognize that there is a problem; parents no longer love their children. By consciously achieving this, we can find ways to love children when they were born. In the world of justice, it is required that parents not only raise their own children, but also love their children and never improve themselves for their parents. Being a parent is the most difficult and most important task on the planet. And what we can do is to do the right thing.