Yesterday, my dad told my sister and me how he felt sad that he couldn\\’t go on a short day trip during our spring break. And how he regretted it since it was something that we did every year.<\/p>\n
To me, it seemed like he was missing the point. He has pressured my sister and me so much. Nagging! Things like: Me on having \\”proper table manners\\”. Me considering Berkeley as my future graduate school (fyi: I was rejected, but my parents wanted me to ask to be put on the wait-list). Just everything. So when he started nagging me at a restaurant today, I bluntly asked what he would as a manager. He said he wouldnt\\’ say anything. I pressed on the issue and he finally relented. He said he would give an indirect answer, instead of nag. I doubt that the lesson is learned. I prefer a spring break that is free nagging than a spring break full of nagging and a family road trip.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday, my dad told my sister and me how he felt sad that he couldn\\’t go on a short day trip during our spring break. And how he regretted it since it was something that we did every year. To … Continue reading