A father and daughter walking on the foot path would have normally escaped my attention. But somehow the sight of this struck me as very special and rare sight. How many grown up daughters hold the hands of their fathers and walk happily, chatting, laughing on the road oblivious of the public stare?
How many grown up children walk with their father holding hands?
How many grown up children ignore their fathers?
How many grown up children refuse to go with their fathers anywhere?
What do you think?
11 comments:
Nice photographs. Wish U HAPPY NEW YEAR - 2009
hey
what you found out is very different.
may be that is a part of our culture.
but my mom is opposite to this. i always tend to catch her hands but she always make fun of me .
good luck
Hi sir,
Nice photos, as usual :) I like to hold the hands of my parents, sometimes even like to put hands on their shoulders while walking :)
And your photos remind me of a good tamil movie, ABHIYUM NAANUM. It's about father-daughter relationship...If you get a chance watch it.You'll love it.
isn't this a common enough sight in our country? a lovely sight. Nice picture by the way
It is quite uncommon in Australia. That is why I make the most of Hannah's cuddles! :-)
Perfect love drives fear away!
And Happy New Year Joseph! :-D
HAPPY NEW YEAR with lots of LOVE.
God Bless.
Hello Sir,
Its really nice to see a father and a daughter walking happily enjoying each others companionship.
Wish You a Happy, Prosperous and Peaceful New Year.
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Hi Joseph!
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Blessings,
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Hi Joseph,
I don't see many grown–up daughters holding their father's hands in this part of the world. I guess it depends on one's upbringing.
Have a nice day!
Hi Joseph,
It is also rare in the U.S., I can't remember seeing it in years. It is such a tender and loving way to express affection, so respectful. My son's wife holds hands with her sister, and this is also unusual here. There is such power in the touch.
God bless,
Fred
hey...dis reflects how close u r viewin urs sorroundin..neways 2day i was just roaming wid my papa holdin his hand n was recallin my past days..n now dis writing make me feel nostalgia...hats up 2 all da respected ones..n dose who showed us da rt path wen v hve been misleaded..
gud day sir....
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