Первое: I think my mission is to become a good father. Being a father I should understand all the consequences of my actions and feel responsibility for my children. I think that a father should teach children about good and evil. He should protect them and help to solve their problems. The brightest remembrance of my childhood is my father who changed into Father Frost on New Year's Eve. I knew it, but I never told him about it because there was calm and peace in my soul when I was sitting on his knees touching his beard. If all fathers understood their missions our world would become better.
Второе: Ask an American man to choose between losing his house and losing his car, and he might easily choose to keep his car. A car, after all, gives you freedom, and freedom is what Americans want most of all. The car is such an important part of American life that for many people it would be impossible to manage without it. A home-maker living in a suburb, for example, probably has a twenty-minute drive to take her children to school. She then turns the car around and drives for half an hour in another direction to get to her job in an office. To do her shopping, she has another long drive, so she plans carefully and buys food for two weeks in one trip.
I think my mission is to become a good father. Being a father I should understand all the consequences of my actions and feel responsibility for my children. I think that a father should teach children about good and evil. He should protect them and help to solve their problems. The brightest remembrance of my childhood is my father who changed into Father Frost on New Year's Eve. I knew it, but I never told him about it because there was calm and peace in my soul when I was sitting on his knees touching his beard. If all fathers understood their missions our world would become better.
Второе:
Ask an American man to choose between losing his house and losing his car, and he might easily choose to keep his car. A car, after all, gives you freedom, and freedom is what Americans want most of all. The car is such an important part of American life that for many people it would be impossible to manage without it. A home-maker living in a suburb, for example, probably has a twenty-minute drive to take her children to school. She then turns the car around and drives for half an hour in another direction to get to her job in an office. To do her shopping, she has another long drive, so she plans carefully and buys food for two weeks in one trip.