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The pure love in the kids' eyes
A group of
professional people posed this
question
to a group of 4 to 8 year-
olds: “What
does
love mean?” The answers they got
were broader and
deeper than anyone
could have imagined. See what
you
think.
“When my
gra
ndmother got arthritis, she
couldn?t bend over and paint her
toenails anymore.
So my grandfather
does it for her all the time, even
when
his hands got arthritis too. That?s love.”
—
Rebecca, age 8
“When someone loves you, the way they
say
your name is
different.
“You know that your name is
safe in
their mouth.” —
Billy, age 4
“Love is when you go out to eat and
give
somebody most of your French fries
without making
them give you any of
theirs.” —
Chris, age 6
“Love is when
someone hurts you. And
you get
so mad but you don?t yell at them
because you know
it would hurt their
feelings.” —
Samantha, age 6
“Love is what makes you smile when
you?re
tired.” —
Terri, age
4
“Love is when my mommy makes coffee for
my
daddy and she takes a sip before
giving it to him, to
make sure the
taste is OK.” —
Danny, age 7
“Love is what?s in the room with you at
Christmas if you stop opening presents
and listen.”
—
Bobby, age 5
“Love is hugging. Love is kissing. Love
is saying
no.” —
Patty, age
8
“
When you tell someone
something bad about
yourself and you?re
scared they won?t love you
anymore. But
then you get surprised because not
only
do they still love you, they love you even more.”
—
Matthew, age 7
“There are two kinds of love. Our love.
God?s
love. But God makes both kinds of
them.” —
Jenny,
age 4
“Love is when you tell a guy you like
his shirt,
then he wears it everyday.”
—
Noelle, age 7
“Love is like a
little old woman and a little old
man
who are still friends even after they know each
other so well.” —
Tommy, age
6
“During my piano recital, I was on a
stage and
scared. I looked at all the
people watching me and
saw my daddy
waving and smiling. He was the only
one
doing that. I wasn?t scared anymore.” —
Cindy,
age 8
“My mom
my loves
me more than anybody. You
don?t see
anyone else kissing me to sleep at night.”
—
Clare, age 5
“Love is when
mommy sees daddy smelly and
sweaty and
still says he is handsomer than Robert
Redford.” —
Chris, age 8
“Love is when your puppy
lic
ks your face even
after
you left him alone all day.” —
Mary
Ann, age 4
“I know my older sister loves me
because she
gives me all her old
clothes and has to go out and
buy new
ones.” —
Lauren, age 4
“When you love
somebody, your eyelashes go
up and
down and little stars come out of you.”
—
Karen, age 7
“You really
shouldn?t say ?I love you? unless you
mean it. But if you mean it, you should
say it a lot.
People forget.”
—
Jessica, age 8
中文:
一组专业人士向一群
4
到
8
岁的孩子提出了这个
问
题:
“
爱是什么
?”
< br>他们给出的答案比其他人所能想像
的更广泛更深刻。看看你能想到什么。
“
当我的奶奶得了关节炎,她不能弯下腰涂指甲
油
,所以我的爷爷一直帮她做这件事,即使他的手也
得了关节炎。这就是爱。
”——
Rebecca
,
8
岁
“
当有人爱上你时,
他们呼唤你名字的方式也会不
同。
你知道你的名字在他
们嘴里很安全。
”——
Billy
,<
/p>
4
岁
(
译者注:
这句我老是搞不懂
!)
“
爱是当你出去吃饭时,
把你大部分的薯条都给了
某人,而没有让他们给你他们自己的。
”——
Chris
,
6<
/p>
岁
“
爱是当某人伤害你时,
而且你很生气,
但你没有
大声呵责,因为你知道这
会伤害他的感
情。
”——
Samant
ha
,
6
岁
“
p>
爱是当你疲倦时能让你微笑的东西
”
。
p>
——
Terri
,
4
岁
“
爱是当我妈妈为我爸爸煮咖啡时,
在递给他之前
都要尝一小口,以确定味道是否正常。
”——
Danny
,
7<
/p>
岁
“
爱是在
圣诞节
时和你同处一室,
你会停止拆礼
物而去倾听。
”——
Bobby
,
5
岁
“
爱是拥抱,爱是接吻,爱是说不。
”——
Patty
,
8
岁
p>
“
当你告诉某人你的一些坏事,
并且害怕他们
会不
再爱你,但是你惊喜地发现他们不但还爱你,而且更
爱你了
。
”——
Matthew
,
7
岁
“
有两种
爱。
我们的爱。
上帝的爱。
但上帝赋予
我
们这两种爱。
”——
Jenny
p>
,
4
岁
“
p>
爱是当你告诉一个男孩你喜欢他的衬衫,
于是他
天天都穿着它。
”——
Noelle
,
7
岁
“
爱就像
一位小老太太和一位小老头子,
即使他们
彼此非常了解但仍然是
朋友。
”——
Tommy
,
6
岁
“
在我的
钢琴演奏会上,我正在准备而且非常害
怕。我看着那些盯着我的人,发现我爸爸在招手和
微
笑,
他是惟一这么做的人,
我不再害
怕了。
”——
Cindy
,
8
岁
“
我妈妈
比其他人都爱我,
你不会看到其他人晚上
临睡前亲吻我。
”——
Clare
,
5
岁
“
爱是当妈妈看到爸爸满身臭汗的时
候仍然说他
比
Robert Redford
< br>还帅。
”——
Chris
,
p>
8
岁
“
爱是即
使你让你的小狗孤独一整天,
它还是会添
你的脸。
”——
Mary
Ann
,
4
岁
“
p>
我知道我的姐姐很爱我,
因为她给了我她所有的
旧衣服,
自己还得出去再买新的。
”——
< br>Lauren
,
4
岁
(
译
者注:好可爱的小
L
auren
吖,嘻嘻
~~)
“
当你爱
上某人时,
你的眼睫毛会跳上跳下,
小星
星会从你身上冒出来。
”——
Karen
,
7
岁
“
p>
你真的不应该说
?
我爱你
< br>?
,
除非你明白什么是爱。
但要
是你明白了,你必须经常说。人们总是忘
记。
”——
Jessica
,
8
岁<
/p>
故事:一只狗狗对主人的临终告白
When I was a puppy, I entertained you
with my antics and made you laugh.
You called me your child, and despite a
number of chewed shoes and a couple
of murdered throw pillows, I became
your best friend. Whenever I was
and ask
you'd
relent, and roll me over for a belly
rub.
My housebreaking took
a little longer
than expected, because
you were
terribly busy, but we worked
on that
together. I remember those
nights of
nuzzling you in bed and
listening to
your confidences and
secret dreams,
and I believed that life
could not be any
more perfect. We went
for long walks
and runs in the park,
car rides, stops
for ice cream (I only
got the cone
because
you
said), and I took long naps in the
sun
waiting for you to come home at
the end
of the day.
Gradually, you
began spending more
time at work and on
your career, and
more time searching
for a human mate.
I waited for you
patiently, comforted
you through
heartbreaks and
disappointments, never
chided you
about bad decisions, and
romped with
glee at your homecomings,
and when
you fell in love. She, now
your wife, is
not a
into our
home, tried to show her
affection, and
obeyed her. I was happy
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