my young daughter Dear friends: As a mom, the only one I want to say is my daughter, a pupil in grade one. like all the other pupils, from Monday to Friday she goes to school, and "relax" at the

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my young daughter Dear friends: As a mom, the only one I want to say is my daughter, a pupil in grade one. like all the other pupils, from Monday to Friday she goes to school, and "relax" at the weekend. The task for her study is not so hard. she knows many more characters than her classmates do, it should be easier for her to solve her homework and learn on classes. I hope her happy at school, and goes along well with her friends. she built up a kinda library with her own books, and recommends them to her classmates, it is a good idea, right? she loves books and wants to share them! many interesting things happen often in the school, she tells me if I arrive home early. like she likes a boy, she played rope-skipping with him today, full of happiness and shyness in her eyes. or she did perfectly all the day at school, acted leader on English classes, answered well...and so on. I'm so happy when I hear these. because she was happy in the day. sometimes I feel trouble, you see, she can not decide what she should wear before getting up, but the clock is running. she should wear school uniform on Tuesday, so that's easier on Tuesday to pick the clothes, but in the left days, it takes her so long time to pick one, long sleeves, or short sleeves, tights or trousers, pink or blue color or ..., thinking how to match spends most of the time -_ -|| fortunately the footwear is easy to be picked, no high heel, the sneakers are the only allowed shoes for playing in the school. ================== thanks for your concern and kind correction.

May 22, 2015 8:43 AM

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[M]y [Y]oung [D]aughter

Dear friends[,]
As a mom, the only one I want to [talk about] is my daughter, a [first grade student]. [L]ike all the other [students], [she goes to school from Monday to Friday] and "relax[es]" [on] the weekend.

[H]er stud[ies] [are] not [too] hard. [S]he knows many more characters than her classmates [], [so] it should be easier for her to [finish] her homework and learn [the subjects in her] classes. I hope [she is] happy at school and [gets] along well with her friends. [S]he built up a [small] library with her own books, and recommends them to her classmates[;] it is [such] a good idea, right? [S]he loves books and wants to share them!

[Often,] interesting things happen [at] the school, [which] she tells me if I arrive home early. [L]ike [the time when she told me that] she likes a boy [and then] she played rope-skipping with him [that day], full of happiness and shyness in her eyes. [Or the time when] she did perfectly all the day at school, acted [as the] leader [in] English classes, [or] answered well...and so on. I'm so happy when I hear these [tidbits] because [it means] she was happy [that] day.

[S]ometimes I feel [anxious][when] she can not decide what she should wear before getting up [and] the clock is running. [S]he [must] wear [the] school uniform on Tuesday, so [it's] easier on Tuesday to pick the clothes[.] [B]ut [on] the [other] days, it takes her so long time to pick one-- long sleeves, or short sleeves, tights or trousers, pink or blue color or ... [she spends most of the time] thinking [about] [putting together her outfit] -_ -|| [F]ortunately[,] the footwear is easy--no high heel[s], sneakers are the only allowed shoes for playing [at] the school.
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[T]hanks for your concern and kind correction.

May 22, 2015