"Laughter is life-giving." This is one of the most impressive lines in the devotional I read this morning. The author said that whenever his mother and her three sisters were together, they laughed as much as they could, and that no matter how hard life was, they didn't let the heavy burdens of life overwhelm them, and they always managed to keep their ability to laugh. Women are indeed more capable of laughing than men. Laughter is a good medicine to drive away troubles and relieve tension, and it is a friendly body language that can bring people closer to each other.

In the first few days of bringing our little prince back to Taiwan for school, I deeply realized how difficult it is to be a single mother. I realized that it is not easy to be a single mom, and I thanked my husband from the bottom of my heart for everything he has done for us, such as sharing the tedious tasks of raising the children and maintaining the family together. It seems that it is necessary to take a "marriage vacation" so that husband and wife can have occasional time apart, otherwise we will take each other's contribution for granted. In addition to bringing up the child alone to help him adapt to the environment, so that he can build up a sense of security in a foreign country that "speaks his mother's language".