Punctuation in life

I hope my life is a full stop, complete and full.

My mother told me: Son, life should be a comma, and there will always be an unfinished story. This will end, full of hope. So, when I failed, I said to myself, I want to rely on myself, I want to finish the text after the comma, and I understand the true meaning of the comma.

Father told me: Son, life should be a colon. It can always give people thinking and enlightenment. Therefore, I strive to discover and innovate in my life. I carefully wrote down my most precious feelings after the colon of life.

Grandpa told me: Son, life should be a quotation mark. Keep the most unforgettable fragment of your own experience in your heart, and make it a treasure of memories and a spur to progress. I can't help thinking of my first teacher: she led me to the door of life and taught me how to be a man; It was she who gave me spiritual comfort when I was sad and gave me courage to pick myself up when I failed. I put this memory in quotation marks and became a jewel in my heart.

Grandma told me: Son, life should be a long list of ellipsis. In front of your honor and flowers, omit some. In this way, you can be indifferent to all impetuousness and find a sureness that lasts longer than life. In the face of other people's mistakes, omit some In this way, you can smile and use your mind to accommodate the whole world. So, I learned what is calm and what is tolerance.

Finally, one day, my mother said to me, "Son, in fact, no one can have a happy ending in life." As the saying goes, "gold is not enough, and no one is perfect." But what is precious is that you have been looking for a full stop. This is not an end, but a process, but it is also the process that matters.

I suddenly realized that I grew up in the process of seeking a full stop. I understand that life is a process, so I learned to cherish everything I experienced. Experience is like a low tide sea. Although it is no longer surging, it still leaves the shells to the beach.

Experience is like a sunset. Although it lost its luster, it left the stars to the sky.

Although I have not reached the end of my life, I have already had the most precious experience.

I believe that the punctuation in my life will eventually become an exclamation point!