Daddy and mummy actually needs to see this write up of yours. At some points I was emotionally and other points, I was either encouraged or motivated.

Posterity would not forgive me if I should fail to mention how lucky you are to have both parents strong, agile and still on wedlock. Well, you may never know what you have until you put your feet on my shoes.

I am someone who was not favored by nature to grow up and see my both parents living for a long time. I lost one of them and since then, we've been just I and my siblings.

Considering the roles of parents in todays world, I would gladly say that things have really changed from what it used to be. Personally, I grew up in an era where parents disciplines and take their children to church and school whenever they stay back intentionally.

Sadly, I witnessed my neighbor telling her children, "if you are not going to that school, oya come and help me in loosening my hair". Like who does that?

Also, I grew up in an era were parents decided the parents and places their children go not when children now live freely and the parents believe that when they grow up they will change.

I am very sorry if I am becoming emotional here. But, I really want to go back to the time when greeting your elders was always a must to children not when the parents would say "she is just a child". Meanwhile, thanks so much for the mentioning. God shall help.