2023年父亲节最好的礼物是什么.docx

父亲节最好的礼物是什么 篇一：父亲节献给父亲最好的礼物 献给父亲最好的礼物 有没有这么一个人，他从来不会让我们失望，无论我们什么样的要求他都欣然满足。等到我们慢慢长大，他总会把“不用了〞挂在嘴边。他这么说，无非是想让我们过的更好，害怕给我们添麻烦。那个人就是父亲，在我们羽翼饱满大展宏图的时候，他却佝偻着背，仅有的头发也变得花白。作为子女，当你看到这一幕的时候你会不会心疼，会不会鼻酸，会不会眼角氤氲？趁着父亲健在，你是否想过真正为他做点什么呢？ 我们知道，父亲是一个不善于表达的人，无论他多爱你，都不会对儿女说，所以每次父亲早出晚归，都会以为他对我们漠不关心。然而直到我们长大，才知道父亲藏着内心深处的爱。 我们渐渐长大，父亲也会渐渐老去，然而在你的记忆中，是否觉得为家庭、子女操劳一辈子的父亲形象上有什么不同。不知道从什么时候开始，父亲的头顶已变成〞地中海〞，曾经让你崇拜父亲的自信早已不在。那么，在这个既特殊又温馨的父亲节，就送父亲到科发源植发医院做植发吧。让父亲重获崭新头发和新形象，把青春面貌还给他们。 植发手术是目前唯一能有效解决脱发问题的方法，是采用〞东拆墙、补西墙〞的原理进行手术。将发友本人后枕部毛囊健康合理化取出，然后自然分散性地种植到脱发部位，让坏死的毛囊替换上好的毛囊，这样就能重新长出新头发。并保持原发的生物特性，不会再次脱落或坏死，可终生拥有。 科发源植发医院作为一家中国最早引进国外先进设备的医院，做植发已经有18年的历程，拥有丰富的临床经验，被治愈的发友遍布祖国大江南北。先进的PUE+PTT三维动态双极速植发技术，此技术取种无需开刀，无需缝合，从而从根本上防止了供体区毛囊损伤，而且术后恢复快，不会影响正常生活，且种植出来的新头发真实自然，与天生毛发无异，永不脱落，是治疗脱发最正确植发技术。 今年的父亲节，我们要怎么感恩脱发的父亲呢？是像往年一样虚度，心灵的愧疚更添一层，还是带父亲去科发源植发医院做植发，让父亲重新找回年轻时的自信呢？ 篇二：给父亲的最好的礼物 给父亲的最好的礼物 提起父亲，可能很多人都会想起朱自清的背影，那个年迈的背影曾经感动过一代又一代的人。如今生活节奏越来越快，人们越来越难表达自己的内心感情。父亲节到了，我们能送给父亲的最好的礼物是什么呢？ Though never one to be green with envy, I am often jealous of some of my Hollywood gal pals like Jessica Simpson and Beyoncé -- not for the glamorous gowns, sexy romances or all their money, awards and fame. It’s for the simplest things. The comfort of having their families so involved in the day-to-day of their careers as they help them navigate the slipperyslopes of stardom. Even Sandy Bullock’s father runs her production company Fortis Films with her sisters. How tediousyet reassuring, soothing and calming that must be to know there is someone behind you in this fickle and often phony Hollywood game who is really looking out for your best interests, not their own. As an adult, I am surrounded by the finest things in life, although I am often haunted by a sense of loneliness because today as I sign my mortgagefor my new loft and begin to pack for a trip to Africa as a Youth AIDS ambassador I realize all the dreams I had as a child are coming true, but I would never have realized those dreams without the sacrifices of my father. It has been two years since Richard Bloch left me and this planet. However, every day through all the ups and downs of my “glamorous life,〞 his spirit, advice and even some of his best and worst traits live within his son. Far too often I find my life to be reminiscent of a cheesy TV movie complete with a soundtrack that plays in my mind. This week’s theme is “The Living Years〞 by Mike and the Mechanics. When this song was a hit and I was a child I couldn’t begin to fathom the poignancy and prominence the lyrics would hold for me as an adult. “For every generation blames the one before and all their frustrations come beating on your door. I know that I am a prisoner to all my father held so dear. I know that I am a hostageto all his hopes and fears … say it loud, and say it clear, you can listen as well as you can hear. It’s too late when we die to admit we don’t see eye to eye. I wish I would’ve told him in the living years.〞 Fortunately, for many of my friends and me, our proud fathers got to see and experience many of our successes, basically that’s the payoff for all their sacrifices. As they moved to the suburbs, to a house they couldn’t afford to commute for an hour to work their butts off for us to live the American Dream. As kids we adore them and as teens we abhor them. My adolescence was a state of constant defiance. Despite that fact, I am so glad I stopped fighting the future and took advantage of the time as an adult to share my life with my father. One commonality we all have is a father. Some raise us, some leave us, some help us and some scar us, but everyone I know has a story about theirs even if it is that he wasn’t there … genetically he was, and that DNA imprint alone can never disappear. They make us crazy and impose all kinds of stupid rules that seem totally uncool but they fund our lives with cash and experiences. So let’s face it, the money part is a lot easier to accept especially as a kid, though as I got older it’s the long drawn out stories that seem to have had the greatest value. The older I get, the more sense and sensitivity I have for those of us whose fathers are not with us. There will be no breakfast in bed. Father’s Day for us is a time of reflection and memories, would have, could have, should have. This year when you buy him that tie or or give him that card, just know that all he really wants is to spend some time with you. Skip the GPS. Give him a smile, it will fit. Throw in a longer hug -- it’s free. Make his day! Tell him you love him, and better yet tell him you respect him or that he’s your hero. There are some things this tinsel town shop-a-holic has learned you just can’t buy and they’re priceless. The first gift your father gives you is life, and it is a circle. No matter how rich or how poor, whether you are the folks next door, Brad and Angelina, Ben and Jen, Tom and Katie, or Will and Jada, one thing is for certain. Life goes on and the circle will turn and the parent will become like the chil