My first most euphoric moment that I remember was my third birthday. One of my grandmothers had sewn a red velvet dress with a collar and lace at the edges. I felt like a princess. I wasn't a confident child, but it was on that day that I felt more beautiful than ever. My mother had kept this dress in some baggage left in the village. I put it away and keep it as a memory. This is one of the first moments in my life that I remember. The second most wonderful moment was in third grade. I had a few classmates from the neighborhood who I believed were looking for me to play, simply because they had nothing to do. I didn't think any of them really liked me. At one point, a girl quarreled with her best friend (also from our company) and decided to sit next to me at the desk, not next to someone else in the company. I was mega happy then, because I was an outsider in general, until then whoever was standing next to me was forced. And for someone to choose to sit next to me was WOW. On top of that, she was one of the well-received in the class and graduated, so it was even more WOW. The third most wonderful moment was the first time my mother returned from abroad. He left when I was 10 years old. One year we had phone calls once a week, two or a month. I missed you so much. When I saw her again, I cried with happiness and just stood in her arms all night, talking about my experiences. Then I realized how much I love her, how much I miss her, what an irreplaceable feeling it is to be in mom's arms. My fourth best moment has to do with my animals. I had a cat, I got a dog and they lived together for a few months, and I was greatly troubled by their misunderstanding. Not that you can blame a cat and a dog for not understanding each other. But one night they both settled in, washed each other, and their friendship began. The moment the kitten began to wash the dog was the moment when my heart fluttered with affection, my soul took shelter and I was completely happy. It was very important for me that the two got used to each other, and that night they crossed that line and ran directly to a lasting friendship. The fifth best moment is related to my child. When I was pregnant and gave birth to my daughter, I was sure I couldn't take care of her. I was sure that this responsibility was too great. I didn't think I could wear it, I was afraid to bathe her, and when I thought about having to raise her, my hair stood on end. That's why my mother was by my side all the time, she did everything for the baby. But she went to a funeral that was not in the city where we live, and suddenly I found myself with my two-month-old baby alone. When my mother closed the door, I went to my daughter and explained the matter. I just told her it was like she was 20 years old. I told her how much I was afraid of her, how I thought I wouldn't be able to cope, how I shouldn't have given birth to her at all, how irresponsible a parent I was, how her grandmother would probably raise her, and I would just go to work, for to contribute at least with money. As I spoke to her, however, I remembered what a grandmother's embrace was and what a mother's embrace was. I remembered what my grandmother's advice was, what my mother's advice was. I thought about the differences between the two roles in general. I also thought that I would take away my mother's joy of being a grandmother - to pamper, just to love. I had never asked her if she wanted to raise this child as if it were hers, but I just expected it from her. What if she just wanted to enjoy her grandson, not look after another child in her old age? It wasn't a moment, it was hours of thinking and talking. I wondered when I found a 10-day-old kitten if I knew how to raise it. I did not know. I just took it and took care of it, got up every 2-3-4 hours to feed it, peed it, took it to the vet, vaccinated it, educated myself on the subject and it grew. When I took my dog, did I know what animal aggression was and how to deal with it? No, I didn't know. I didn't know anything about caring for and training a dog, nor how to deal with an abused dog - but the fact is that I managed to become a "sweetheart". I found that my love for these animals was the driving force behind my success. From the first moment I met them, I just loved them. I looked at my daughter and realized how much I loved her. Then what was I afraid of? If I loved her, then I would learn how to be her parent. Making this decision is the best moment of my life. I'm sorry it wasn't the birth, neither the first time I saw her, nor the first time I found out I was pregnant. The best moment for me was when I accepted the responsibility of being a parent, along with the happiness of being one and along with the confidence that I could do it. in which I saw her, nor the one in which I realized that I was pregnant. The best moment for me was when I accepted the responsibility of being a parent, along with the happiness of being one and along with the confidence that I could do it. in which I saw her, nor in which I realized that I was pregnant. The best moment for me was when I accepted the responsibility of being a parent, along with the happiness of being one and along with the confidence that I could do it.
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When I took my brother in my arms for the first time. Our difference is big, 12 years. As a child, I really wanted a brother, but my mother could not get pregnant. Throughout her pregnancy, I wasn't particularly happy, she had swept before, and I was scared. I remember the night her waters ran out. I remember when she called to say she had given birth. I remember sneaking into the hospital to see the baby. None of this was so special, but when they brought the baby home, I just loved this little man. The whole family had gathered, I sat on the couch and my mother gave me the baby. I even remember the light from the blinds. I remember the smell of a baby. I remember that blue blanket, I even remember everyone's clothes in the room. Before that, it was as if you couldn't assimilate that I had a brother, but at that moment, all my feelings hit me at once.