Romans & histoires Quotes About Daughters Growing Up

Sinabi niya ang kanyang kayumangging mga mata na nakatingin sa akin na parang nakikita niya ang aking kaluluwa. “Wow may sinasabi ka na hindi kakaiba at matalino din” malakas kong sabi nang hindi nag-iisip na tumatawa. "You this girl" Mapaglarong sabi niya sabay tapik sa balikat ko. "Ang pagkakaroon ng isang sanggol ay hindi kumukuha ng klase sa pagluluto mahal. Hindi mo ito kayang mag-isa, siguradong break na kayo ngayon.” Seryosong sabi ni Dad.

Still pointing at Devin, he put the vase down while still looking at us. "Damien don't do that to your sister. Didn't we agree to be patient with your sister?" He said with such fondness. What I remember about our father is that he was hands-on with our family especially when we were kids. We used to be buddies and I learned a lot from him. I'm actually a papa's girl. But now, I hate him to the guts. Trevor is right again. Carpe diem means seize the day. And growing up, I learned to always seize my day and that is because of our father.

“Whatever...” “At isa pa, Roma. Huwag ka sanang magmumura kapag nand'yan ‘yong mga bata. Don't let them grow up listening to that.” I heaved a deep sigh before continuing. “I know na hindi naman do'n nasusukat ang kabutihan ng isang tao. But they're just kids, you have to remember that your words are powerful in raising them. Iyon ang titingnan at gagayahin nila.”

“We are really going to talk about how much of a grown woman you are, now that there is much more complicated issue that requires us talk about? I have lost six years of my daughter’ life, anim na taon na hindi mo na mababawi, I don’t even know how she looked like when she was still an infant, o kung gaano ba siya kalaki at kabigat ng ipinanganak mo, I wasn’t there on her first birthday and all you think about is your stupid wine?”

makahulugang turan nito. Napangiti naman siya pero dagli rin iyong nawala. “Do you think magiging mabuting ama ako sa kanya?” nag-aalalang tanong niya dito. Ang kanyang Mama naman ang napangiti at itinapat ang isang kamay sa kanyang puso. “Ito lang ang dapat mong pakinggan at sundin, at nakatitiyak akong hinding-hindi ka magkakamali sa mga desisyon na gagawin mo para sa kanya sa hinaharap,” anito. “At kung malihis ka man, naririto lang ako upang ipaalala sa ‘yo ang mga bagay-bagay, dahil wala naman talagang perpektong magulang. Walang formula para sa perpektong pagpapalaki ng mga anak… What important is that, you and your daughter have a good relationship at mahal ninyo ang isa’t isa,” dagda

Iiling-iling na mungkahi ng kaharap na babae. “That's true, her daughter is his apple of the eye and he loved and protected her since the poor kid couldn't talk since she's a kid!” Usisa naman ng isa pa. “Oh god, I'm afraid that the business world will turn into chaos when this problem won't be resolved until tomorrow!”

Ang Daddy naman ay hindi gaya niyang mainitin ang ulo pero talagang istrikto siya at kapag sinabi niya,iyon ang masusunod. Mas malapit ako kahit papaano kay Dad pero hindi naman ganoon masyado since minsan lang naman kaming magkaroon ng conversation as a father and daughter.Madalas kapag nagkakausap kami ay about business lang ang pinag-uusapan namin. "E kasi namang bata ka ang hilig-hilig mo sa libro.E,ayon nga't puno na ng libro ang buong kwarto mo." nakakunot pa ang noo ni Yaya habang binabanggit ang mga salitang iyon.

Malamlam na ngumiti si kuya Felix sa’kin habang nakatingin sa mga mata ko. “Don’t worry; your daughter is a badass. You her well at she was raised to our place. She’s no an ordinary kid.” Natawa ako ng bahagya ng sabihin yun ni kuya Felix. No wonder laging sinasabi niya yun sa’min ng papa niya.