For parents who are in parenthood homes

For parents who are in parenthood homes This story is a tale for the daughter-in-law who thinks that mothers who are mothers in old age homes are trying to ward off mothers In a town a potter lived with his mother, wife, and son. The potter's wife did not like her mother-in-law. She dared to send him out of the house. The pot cracked everyday. She told him to settle on a maiden house at home. For a long time the potter did not keep herself in her ear. His wife did not let her down. She said that if her mother was alone, she would not fall short and she would care for her dining needs. One day the inhabitant was unable to bear the poison. She settled in a house where she was twenty feet away. She gave her a bottle of pearl to his wife Mamiyar and told her that if she had a plate for her house, she would give me food and she could take her home and eat happily. Though it seemed insulting to the mother-in-law, her daughter-in-law lived without telling her son. Grandma did not like her leaving the house. Sometimes he will go to the grandmother's house without knowing his mother. He began to notice the potter's ability to grow up. Sometimes when the potter did not work, the son started to see his machine. One day the son came to do the same thing as papa. At the very early age he learned his father's profession. He first made his mother an amazing plate. When she gave it to her mother she was proud of her son's talent. She was so happy that she first gave her what she meant. She asked her little son: "Son! The palette you made is very beautiful. I liked it very much. Why did you feel like I had a platter when there were so many pandas? " The son said, "Mom! One day I will marry like father. Then you will go to the house like grandma, do not you? Then you will have a tray to give me my wife everyday! That's what I've done for you now " #life is a circle. Today tomorrow you will do what others do ... this is the truth