Mother knows that eating vegetable is good for the development of a kid. So mother decided to let the kid eats a serving of vegetable per day. No kids like to eat vegetable, so does this one. Kid gets uneasy with mother's idea, but he follows the mother's words. Few months later, kid started to feel sick and tired of the vegetables, so he started to rebel and retaliate. Mother got a set back, was she wrong in the first place to let the kid eats the vegetable? Eat the things that kid doesn't like? Will the kid feel the love from her more, if she doesn't set a rule to force the kid eat a serving of vegetable per day?

You mean I waited the whole day for your call just hear that you're too tired and sleepy and you dun have the mood to speak to me?

Aren't you interested to tell me what happened to you today? What have you seen and what have you heard or what have you read? Are you happy today?

I want a conversation with you. Not a Q n A session. I ask, you answered. FULL STOP.

Did you know that I am so eager to hear what you did today? What conversation did you and your friend had? Did you laugh at anything today? Or did you come across a new place for us to spend time there?

I know you are not a phone person. Talking on the phone isn't a cup of your tea. But I tried, it just makes me unhappy when u keep quiet and I am the one who keep talking like a parrot. I am just like a young and ambitious teacher, who tried very hard to get the class going, but none of my students are willing to response.

Interaction is two ways. I throw the ball to you, you catch it, and then throw it back.

I know is hard on you, being so compromising and giving in. I will be cutting it short, as short as possible if we really have nothing to say. I am not angry, I am just pening down my tots and some how deep inside my heart, i do hope tt u will see this post, and know what i feel.

eh hum... dunnoe who once said want to read bed time story to me ah? eh hum hum... (coughing)