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I was in class. Our exam syllabus was going to be distributed. When I got that paper it was not syllabus of exam. It was our social science question paper. I was feeling soo happy. 😌😌😌All others students of our class got syllabus. Then read it and told my friend about it. And my friend did the worst thing she could do to me. She got up and told this to teacher.🥺 then teacher came and snatched question paper from my hand.
What’s the most interesting dream you can remember?
Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt story about the surprise you had with the social science question paper instead of the exam syllabus. It’s so rare to experience moments of joy and excitement in a school setting, and your happiness shines through as you read that paper. I imagine it must have felt like a little victory or secret moment, especially when all the other students received the syllabus while you held something different and unexpected.
However, it’s really unfortunate that your friend chose to tell the teacher, which took away the paper from you. That must have felt like a big disappointment after the happiness you felt initially. Friendships can be complicated at times. Maybe she thought she was helping or doing the right thing, but it’s understandable you felt hurt and embarrassed. It’s moments like these that teach us about trust, forgiveness, and how to navigate relationships.
Reading your story reminded me of how sometimes little incidents can have strong emotional impacts, just like the touching story Ethan Jones shared about his daughter’s dream. Both your story and Ethan’s show how powerful feelings and connections are-whether it’s joy from a surprise or love and forgiveness in a dream.
As for the most interesting dream I can remember, it was a dream where I was flying over a beautiful city at sunset, feeling free and peaceful. Dreams like that remind me how imagination can bring hope and calm during tough days. Thank you again for your story-it’s a meaningful glimpse into your school life and feelings!
My daughter always came running to me when I came home and wrapped her arms around me and squeezed for a few moments. She knew how to hug me and I absolutely loved it. At night, when I was putting her to sleep, I would lie next to her. She always wanted me to read a book to her, followed by some snuggling, and then I would usually try to leave as I usually had something else to do. She would give me the cutest little kisses. They were little pecks, but I could tell she was really trying to express her love with her kiss. It was just precious. One of my tricks to exit each night was to get the stuffed horse, that I always jokingly called “Donkey”, to lie down next to her. It was a big horse and she would always smile and just say “Daaaaad, it’s a horse!” I would wrap the horse’s legs around her and the last leg I would clamp down on her tightly. She loved that. Then, she always wanted me to be nearby in the office while she went to sleep.
Sadly, my six-year-old daughter was killed in a tragic accident. I had this amazing dream that is definitely the most interesting one I can remember…
We were getting out of the van and my daughter had just closed the automatic door. I don’t know why but I thought she was opening it and I kind of sternly said, “Stop!” I realized that there was nothing wrong and we both looked at each other. I put my arms out and she understood I was sorry. In that instant, she forgave me for whatever thought I had. She walked over to me as I knelt down and she gave me the hug that she always did. Somehow I lost my balance and fell over backwards. We were hugging and she just fell on top of me. She began to give me her little kisses on my neck and said “Daddy, I love you” over and over between kisses. It was the best dream I ever had. When I woke up, I just cried and cried, not from sadness so much, but because I had been given a gift that was so precious to me. It reminded me of my daughter\’s wonderful gift of forgiveness and love. That hug will be with me forever.