@nheng 3 May 2021 more from that month

Because of the comments in my Article about my Dad 👉https://read.cash/@nheng1118/my-dad-is-an-ex-convict-and-a-gangster-ad1b0867 I can't help but miss him even more 😌 I also remember his lessons to me before. To be Independent and not to beg money to anyone. ✔️ Dad taught me to be Independent There's one time I asked him for help with my assignments (drawing tools). I asked him to help me draw a hammer but he didn't help me. I felt bad back then because he was there but just a hammer and he couldn't help me draw. 😅 Then his answer to me was "Agsuro ka nga agdrawing haan nga agpapadrawing ka, kasatnom nga masurwan nga angdrawing nu agpapasuro ka kinanayon" (Learn to draw your own without the help of others. How can you learn if you depend on others.). Now that I'm old I realized what's the lesson on what he told me. That he was right, I should learn to do everything on my own no matter what it is. That's one of the reason why I learned not to depend to anyone. Thanks to my Dad. ✔️ Dad was the very first person taught me not to beg money to anyone. One time i was asking money from him co'z I always see him giving money with all the kids in our place, co'z everytime those kids (cousins and neighbors) see my Dad they always ask money and Dad always giving them, but when I was the one asking for it he just stared at me with that scary look 🤣 then told me not to follow those kids co'z it's not right asking money to anyone. I should just wait when someone will give me without me asking for it. 😌 And Dad was right, asking/begging money is not a good idea to have/make money. Let them give you without asking for it. If someone gives you then be thankful but if not then make it on your own. My Dad is a Gangster and an Ex-Con but he was not just a good father to me but really a great person. 😊