我说：“哇，太好了！”我就一直跟他聊着，一会儿就走到了停车场。我记得，丹尼斯在此之后就与我约会了。
我们上大学的时候一直在谈恋爱，最后终于结为夫妻。结婚之后的几个月，我问丹尼斯是否记得第一次向我发出约会邀请的事情。
他答道：“当然记得，在学校的时候，你不爱说话，表现得非常冷漠。所以，我认为你是一个没什么意思的女孩子。然而，在教堂的台阶上，你跟我谈话时是那么活泼愉快，这不由使我想更多地了解你。”或许，我的选择不是那条斑马纹的黄裙子，然而，那一天，它就是我最理想的选择。
也许，你曾讨厌看到她的身影；也许，你曾对她的关爱无动于衷；也许，你还曾对她的谆谆教诲、句句嘱托充耳不闻，更把她的简朴当作迂腐。请别再这样了，因为母亲永远是我们最好的老师，尽管她的某些做法会随着岁月的变迁而显得有些腐朽，然而母亲的关爱一如既往，会像一盏明灯，为我们指明前方的道路。
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