Nanobust basically misses the point.

by ple74y2d84 on 2009-11-20 14:18:20

Off-topic on the basis of the story

My mother is a very hardworking person who does things with great energy, but she is not good at doing housework - at least that's what I think. (In this regard, I have inherited some of her traits, as I am also not good at doing housework.) Shh! Don't let her hear that, hey. She is also quite frugal. The nutritional supplements we bought for our parents are usually kept until they expire before they are consumed. One time, my eldest sister had someone from Tibet buy Cordyceps sinensis and specifically instructed them to remember to eat it. When asked the following year, it had already turned into a pile of powder. My mother innocently said: "It's too expensive, I didn't want to waste it." This made my sister extremely frustrated.

A few days ago, my younger brother came to Hangzhou, and we were talking about our mother. When his child was still using diapers, my mother would wash and dry the diapers every day to prepare for reuse. Until the neighbor upstairs couldn't bear the strong smell of urine and protested, my brother found out, almost fainting from laughter. I laughed so hard my stomach hurt: I estimate there is probably only one mother in the country who would do such a thing.

My father doesn't talk much but has a strong personality, here's an example: In the past, when my mother came home from work in a hurry to do housework, she would take off her shoes in a straightforward manner, directly throwing them away. However, each time it was always regretful, mostly due to poor accuracy in throwing. Then, my father spoke up: "The children are watching, they will imitate you." After many warnings proved ineffective, my father picked up the shoes and walked to the river in front of the door and threw them in, quite gracefully. My mother always forgets to close the closet door after taking clothes out, and after many warnings proved ineffective again, my father took a big iron nail and nailed the closet shut in everyone's surprise. That was cool! My mother was left speechless. I guess she will never forget to close the door again.

My sister once asked me if I resented my parents. I shook my head. Perhaps because I had deep feelings for my adoptive parents, I psychologically rejected my biological parents, even resisting them. But I really don't hate them. I know my parents feel somewhat guilty for sending me away and always want to make up for something. When I was young, I would go home once or twice a year, and my parents would happily prepare a lot of delicious food for me. But every time after eating, I would be eager to go home and wouldn't stay another night. Actually, I was afraid of getting close to my mother. I remember when I occasionally stayed overnight at home as a child, my mother thought I was asleep, so she sat next to me, holding my hand, looking at me, and shedding tears. Whenever this happened, I would pull my hand back and pretend to turn over and sleep. I found it difficult to accept my mother's sentimentality. I know they love me very much, but I prefer to pretend not to know, and let others think I'm heartless. I even refused to call them mom and dad, instead calling them aunt. I knew this made them very sad, but I couldn't make myself get close to them. This title wasn't changed until I was twenty years old. At that time, my mother cried for that one word "Mom." Sigh, it seems I've gone off-topic.

With such unique parents, it's no surprise that their children have distinct personalities. Once on New Year's Eve, my younger brother called our parents to wish them a happy new year. As soon as Mom answered the phone, she asked: "Are you okay? Do you have enough money?" My brother replied gloomily: "Not enough! Send me 50,000 yuan! I'm in a good mood to wish everyone a happy new year, why are you being so unpleasant? Mom, can you speak properly? Give yourself a few minutes to think about how to speak properly, I'll hang up first and call back later!" With that, he hung up. My mother was dumbfounded by the phone, and I nearly died laughing. It's said that when my brother was five or six years old, there was a heavy snowfall that year. He went outside to play in the snow. Dad worried he would freeze, so he threatened him: "If you run out again, I'll strip you naked!" A while later, my brother disappeared, and everyone looked for him. Ha, my brother had already stripped himself naked and stood there, no help needed!

On this point, to be fair, my sister is no less inferior. Every time she goes home, my mother always makes her take this and that, saying things outside are too expensive. But my sister always finds it troublesome. Once, my mother forced her to take winter pickled vegetables. When the car started moving and my mother couldn't see her anymore, my sister directly threw the bag of winter pickled vegetables out of the car window, cleaner and sharper than when my father threw the shoes.

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With the advancement of modern technology, people began to use milder and more effective whitening skincare products to achieve their desire for fair skin. By inhibiting the activity of tyrosinase and reducing the production of melanin, it prevents new pigmentation and improves dullness caused by sun exposure or hormonal imbalance, increasing the brightness and uniformity of the skin tone, and gradually fading dark spots.