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The difference between my father and my younger brother in the family
A definite generation gap has existed between my father and my younger brother, Tom, since my brother?s thirteenth birthday. For example, my father has simply not be able to understand why Tom can sit for hours, his eyes closed, listening through headphones to hard rock music. And Tom has stalked out of the room whenever my father has turned on the radio to one of his favorite melodious love songs. Also, since that day, Tom became a teenager, he and my father have had a continual squabble about the chores. Last year, when my father asked Tom to mow the lawn or clean up the motobikes, Tom usually did the chores without complaining. Now, at the mere mention of the word ?lawn?, he disappears. Moreover, for the last six months, Tom has refused to eat anything but bread and milk for breakfast while my father has scowled uncomprehendingly, eating his traditional bacon and eggs. Indeed, almost every word or action that has passed between Tom and my father lately has widened the gap of understanding between them.
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Difference between father and son
The difference between my father and my younger brother in the family
A definite generation gap has existed between my father and my younger brother, Tom, since my brother?s thirteenth birthday. For example, my father has simply not be able to understand why Tom can sit for hours, his eyes closed, listening through headphones to hard rock music. And Tom has stalked out of the room whenever my father has turned on the radio to one of his favorite melodious love songs. Also, since that day, Tom became a teenager, he and my father have had a continual squabble about the chores. Last year, when my father asked Tom to mow the lawn or clean up the motobikes, Tom usually did the chores without complaining. Now, at the mere mention of the word ?lawn?, he disappears. Moreover, for the last six months, Tom has refused to eat anything but bread and milk for breakfast while my father has scowled uncomprehendingly, eating his traditional bacon and eggs. Indeed, almost every word or action that has passed between Tom and my father lately has widened the gap of understanding between them.
Photo: Tom listens to hard rock music
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Read more:
Good Books For Teachers
Autobiography Of Doll
Advantages And Disadvantages Of T.V
A Visit To A Zoo
Causes Of Teenage Smoking
A Robbery Essay
Essay About Health Is Wealth
Role Of Police In Society
Parents' Views And Young Persons' Thoughts About The World
Advantages Of Teaching Adults
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- A Picnic
A picnic My father came from his office one day and told us that we were going to the nearby island for a picnic. He asked us to guess the island. My brother and I shouted together ?Sentosa!? He gave us a smile. He then asked my mother to prepare food...
- Describe Your Family At Home In Evenings
Describe evenings at home On weekdays, evenings at home are pretty tame affairs. When the sun sets and it gets dark, there is nothing very much I can do outside. So I usually remain indoors. Usually I complete whatever homework that has to be done. Sometimes...
- If I Had A Thousand Dollars
If I had a thousand dollars The outline 1. First feelings 2. What things I would buy 3. What else I would do 4. The end A thousand dollars, to a girl of my age, is indeed a big sum of money. If I had such a large sum of money, I would do a variety of...
- Conversation At Breakfast Table
Mother: Chintu! Where are you? You are getting late for school. Take your breakfast. Chintu: What is there in the breakfast, Mom? I won't eat apple. I'll just take bread with butter. Father: My child, apple is good for health. Chintu: But I don't...
- Narration Test 5
?What?s a puppet show ? Sabu asked his father. Father said, ?Let?s go inside and you can see for ourselves?. Inside the tent Sabu said. ?How strange! A doll is dancing and talking,? Father said. ? A man behind the screen is moving the doll....