talk about the rule's of your family
talk about the rule's of your family brP66
today i will tell you about my family'rules. the rules were simple; although it rarely applies to anyone in my family now. Firstly, no running in the house. it was the easiest rule to follow as we lived in a two-storey house, as such we could never run as there was always a chance that we would fall and die. Secondly, no fighting in the house. this rule was slightly more complex as fighting was always inevitable. we were after all, a family of seven and we ate together and shared very little space. Next, following my family ' rules, no holding hands in public. i can vividly remember my dad walking between us siblings, never touching us. it almost felt like walking had been banned within this house, unlike my other family homes where walking, hugging, squeezing and touching of any kind was never a problem. Finally, no sleeping over at a friends house. this was a problem of course, but of course every family of seven has a few rules. i remember always being told of my uncle um rakhi um, letting us pull him up.
today
i
will
tell
you about my family'
rules
.
the
rules
were simple; although it rarely
applies to
anyone in my
family
now
.
Firstly
, no running in the
house
.
it
was the easiest
rule
to follow as we
lived
in a
two-storey
house
, as such we could never run as there was always a chance that we would fall and
die
.
Secondly
, no fighting in the
house
.
this
rule
was
slightly
more complex as fighting was always inevitable.
we
were
after all
, a
family
of
seven and
we ate together and shared
very
little
space.
Next
, following my
family
'
rules
, no holding hands in public.
i
can
vividly
remember my dad walking between us siblings, never touching us. it almost felt like walking had
been banned
within this
house
, unlike my other
family
homes where walking, hugging, squeezing and touching of any kind was never a problem.
Finally
, no sleeping over at a friends
house
.
this
was a problem
of course
,
but
of course
every
family
of seven has a few
rules
.
i
remember always being
told
of my uncle um
rakhi
um, letting us pull him up.