Which text messages on your phone are you reluctant to delete?

In my mobile phone, the text message I hate to delete the most is the text message notifying me that my child’s admission notice has been delivered by courier. …The reason why I value this text message so much is because it carries my expectations for my children, the joy of success, and the reward for the hard work of myself and my children.

1. This text message carries my expectations for my child, so I am reluctant to delete it.

Every parent has high expectations for their children, hoping that their children will be more promising and develop. … Therefore, when the text message that my child’s admission notice arrived, my joy was beyond words. ...Because of this, this text message has become extremely important to me, so I value this text message very much and cannot bear to delete it.

2. This text message contains the joy of success and is very meaningful.

For a person, the happiest moment is the joy after success. ...When I receive the text message that my child's admission notice has been delivered, I am happiest. Because of this, this text message is of great significance to me, so it has become the text message that I am most reluctant to delete. ...In fact, I still often click on that text message to recall the happy scene at that time.

3. This text message represents the reward for the hard work of myself and my children, so I am reluctant to delete it.

When we received the text message that our child’s admission notice was delivered and told him the news, we were not only happy, but also very emotional about our hard work over the past few years...each and every one of us. After studying hard day and night, I finally got the happy moment of being named on the gold list. At this moment, I and my children fully felt that their efforts had been rewarded, and they felt very complicated in their hearts. ...and this text message witnessed that special moment, so it became the text message that I was most reluctant to delete, and it has been saved to this day.