英語四級家書

Ⅰ 求兩篇英語作文，100字左右，一片關於（家書),一篇關於學校學費應有學生自己賺取，有人認為應由父母供給。

Dear mom and Dad: you good! Father, mother, in your eyes, the warm sunshine that makes me fall to the ground at the moment, at that moment, you hear that their child is crying sound, you smiled pleased; the most ferocious that a hailstorm, is my grades of that moment, in the moment, you see results that not fit to be seen scores, you severely reprimand; the most dazzling that lightning is sick of that moment, in that moment, you see a pale I, you cried ... ... Yes, I am your weather, when I am happy, you a million, when I am sad, your cloud. But in any case, I am in your hearts, I was your baby, you love me, love me, there's absolutely nothing like" with the fear of the mouth, in my hands I fall ." so spoil me, you will try to make me to exercise their own, let me try to go home, to help parents the elder to buy daily necessaries ... ... Just remember to enter the school gate, all for me is a strange, unfamiliar environment, new classmates, strange teacher, there is nothing I can talk to the object, together with the learning stress, I am tired, I am afraid, every day is the happiest thing to hear you on the phone voice, I put in the school's all feelings unto you, but every time, you can let me learn to own, trying to make friends, with their own advantages to affect everyone, so, I tried to do, although some failures, but finally found my own partners, we be together morning and night, we work together to solve the difficulties, we share the happy, so, graal, I like your phone number is less, when you called, you asked me what was wrong, I usually will I and partner what to listen to you, and then, you encourage me, try to make some friends, so, I in the school year, I learned a lot, I really thank you. Now, I the beginning of the year has become a huge burden on you, private school, to pay more money, but you pay for it 1 years more than 2 money, only want to buy back my excellent achievement. But now, I have let you down, results of up and down, let your heart can not calm down, at the age of 15, I, know your pains, I will learn in the future more efforts in senior high school entrance examination, give you a satisfactory answer! Wish: physical health! Work smoothly!Your XX: XXX x month x day
University ecation plays an important role in a person』s career since it offers people more opportunities. With the rising of university』s tuition, hot discussions have arisen about who should pay the university』s tuition. Some say students should pay fees by themselves as they pay for their own life. Some think that tuition fees should be paid by their parents because that amount of money is beyond students』 ability.
As far as I am concerned, I think parents should pay part of the fees while university students bear the rest part. It is true that trying to make money will affect university students』 studies. But doing part-time jobs will help them gain working experience, learn more of society as well as realize the importance of saving money. Most importantly, it helps to lighten financial burdens of parents.

Ⅱ 求英文書信格式給父母寫封信

英語書信結構一般有以下幾個部分組成：

1、信封（）

英語的信封和中文的一樣，有三部分組成，即發信人地址、收信人地址和郵票。只不過英語信封的格式除了郵票所貼的位置（信封的右上角）和中文的一樣外，英語信封上要寫的發信人和收信人的地址和中文的大不一樣。

發信人的地址應寫在信封的左上角，收信人的地址應寫在信封偏中右偏下處，英文書信的地址應從小寫到大，先寫門牌號碼，再寫街道、城鎮、省或州及郵政編碼，最後是國家名稱。國家名稱的每一個字母都要大寫。

2、信頭 (heading)

公司信紙上方居中一般都印有其名稱、地址和聯系號碼，這就是通常所說的信頭。在沒有信頭的普通信紙上寫信，作者就需要寫明回郵地址和聯系號碼。

3、稱呼(Salutation)

稱呼是一封信開頭對收信人的稱呼，寫在封內地址或提示句下兩三行。稱呼後可以寫冒號或逗號。在商業信函或其他正式書信中，用冒號。

4、正文(Body of the Letter)

正文的格式多種多樣。商業信函最好使用齊頭式。而私人信件通常不用齊頭式。在齊頭式書信中，全部內容包括日期和信尾問候語，都從左側頂格開始。段落開頭不空格，各段之間空兩行。

修正齊頭式，是使用最為廣泛的一種格式，商業和私人信件都可以使用，盡管在私人信件中不一定要寫回郵地址和封內地址。

使用沒有印刷信頭的普通信紙時，這種格式最合適。與齊頭式不同，發信人地址、日期，信尾問候語和簽名都從中間開始寫。其餘部分從左邊開始。

Ⅲ 英語家書怎麼寫150字左右

Dear My Brother and sisters:--
In compliance with an intimation given some time since, that I should, God willing, address some letters to parents, I will now commence the series, with hope of promoting the interests of the rising generation. I shall commence with remarks upon Prov. 6:22: "Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old, he will not depart from it," and shall throw my letters upon this text some what into the form of a sermon. In doing which I shall endeavor to show,

I. What is implied in training up a child in the way he should go.

1. It implies such thorough instruction as to root and ground them in correct views of truth, and in right principles of action. If you consult the marginal reading of your Bible you will perceive, that the word rendered "train" in the text, is in the margin rendered "catechise." The idea is that which I have suggested, to thoroughly instruct them in the great principles of righteousness.

2. It implies such thorough government as to root and ground them in correct habits in all respects, such as habits of cheerful obedience to parents, correct habits in respect to early rising, early retiring to rest, correct habits in regard to taking their meals at stated hours, and in respect to the quantity and quality of their food, habits of exercise and rest, study and relaxation. In short all their habits comprising their whole deportment.

3. It implies the training them to a knowledge of, and conformity to all the laws of their being, physical and moral. This is the way in which they should go, and it is in vain to expect to train them in the way they should go, without giving them thorough instruction in respect to the laws of their bodies and minds, the laws of natural and spiritual life and health.

4. It implies not only giving them thorough instruction in these respects, but the thorough government of them and training them in all things to observe these laws.

II. I will notice several things to be avoided in training up children in the way they should go.

1. Avoid in yourself whatever would be injurious in them to , and do not suppose that you can yourself be guilty of pernicious practices, and by your precept prevent their falling into the same. Remember that your example will be more influential than your precept. I knew a father who himself used tobacco but warned his children against its use, and even commanded them not to use it, and yet every one of them did use it sooner or later. This was as might be expected. I knew a mother who used tea herself but warned her children against it as something unnecessary and injurious, especially to young people, but all her children fell into the use of it of course. The fact is that her example was the most influential and impressive teaching.

2. Avoid all conversation in their presence, upon topics that may misled them, and beget in them a caviling and wicked spirit, such as all sectarian conversation, unguarded conversation upon the doctrine of decrees and election, speaking of neighbors' faults, or censoriously of any human being. In short whatever may be a stumbling block to their infant minds.

3. Avoid all disagreement between the parents in regard to the government of the children.

4. Avoid all partiality or favoritism in the government of them.

5. Avoid whatever may lessen the respect of the children for either parent.

6. Avoid whatever may lessen the authority of either parent.

7. Avoid whatever may tend to create partiality for either parent.

8. Avoid begetting in them the love of money. But remember that the love of money, is the root of all evil.

9. Avoid the love of money yourself, for if you have a worldly spirit yourself, your whole life will most impressively inculcate the lesson that the world should be the great object of pursuit. Said a wealthy man to me, "I was brought up from my very infancy to love the world and make money my god." When we consider how impressively and constantly this lesson is taught by many parents, is it wonderful that there is so much fraud, theft, robbery, piracy, and selfishness under every abominable form? Many parents seem to be engaged in little else, so far as their influence with their children is concerned, than making them as selfish and worldly as possible. Nearly their whole conversation at the table, and in all places where they are, the whole drift and bent of their lives, pursuits, and every thing about them, are calculated to make the strongest impression upon their little minds, that their parents conceive the world to be the supreme good. Unless all this be avoided it is impossible to train up a child in the way he should go.

10. Avoid begetting within them the spirit of ambition to be rich, great, learned, or any thing else but good. If you foster a spirit of selfish ambition it will give birth of course to anger, pride, and a whole herd of infernal passions.

11. Avoid, begetting or fostering the spirit of vanity in any way, in the purchase of clothing, or any articles of apparel, in dressing them or by any expressions relating to their personal appearance. Be careful to say nothing about your own clothes, or the apparel of any body else or of the personal attractions or beauty of yourself, your children, or of any body else, in such a way as to beget within them the spirit of ambition, pride, and vanity.

12. Guard them against any injurious influence at home. Suffer no body to live in your families, whose sentiments, or habits, or manners, or temper may corrupt your children. Guard the domestic influence as the apple of your eye. Have no person in your house, that will tell them foolish stories, sing them foolish songs, talk to them about witches, or any thing of any name or nature, which ought not to come before their youthful minds.

13. Be careful under what influences you leave them when you go from home, and let not both parents take a journey at the same time, leaving their children at home, without manifest necessity.

14. Avoid every evil influence from abroad. Let no children visit them whose conversation or manners may corrupt them. Let them associate with no children, by going abroad themselves where they will run the hazard of being in any way corrupted.

15. Avoid the cultivation of artificial appetites. Accustom them to no innutritious stimulants or condiments of any kind, for in so doing, you will create a craving for stimulants, that may result in beastly intemperance.

16. Avoid creating any artificial wants. The great majority of human wants are merely artificial, and children are often so brought up, as to feel as if they needed multitudes of things, which they do not need, and which are really injurious to them, and if they ever become poor, their artificial wants will render them extremely wretched, if indeed they do not tempt them to fraud, theft, and robbery, to supply them. Consider how simple and few the real wants of human beings are, and whatever your worldly circumstances may be, for your children's sake, for truth's sake, for righteousness' sake, and for Christ's sake, habituate them to being satisfied with the supply of their real wants.

17. Avoid by all means their being the subjects of evil communications. "Evil communications corrupt good manners." This is the testimony of God. If your domestics, your hands, your neighbors' children or any body else, are suffered to communicate to them things which they ought not to know, they will be irrecoverably injured, and perhaps forever ruined.

18. Avoid their reading books that contain pernicious sentiments, or any thing indecent, or vulgar, or of ill report.

19. Avoid their reading romances, plays, and whatever may beget within them a romantic and feverish state of mind.

20. Avoid suffering gluttony, or any species of intemperance, eating at improper seasons, improper articles, and improper quantities of food, and every thing that shall work a violation of the laws of life and health.

21. Avoid all unnecessary occasion of excitement. Children are naturally enough excited. Pains should be taken to quiet and keep them calm rather than to increase their excitement. This is imperiously demanded both by their health and minds. Societies are often gotten up among children, and great pains taken to get up an interest and excitement among them and to perpetuate this excitement, insomuch that it is often attended with a loss of appetite and sleep, and a serious injury to their health and morals. Parents should be on their guard, against suffering their children to be drawn into such excitement on having any unnecessary connection with or knowledge of them.

The subject will be resumed.

Your brother in the bonds of the gospel,

C.G.FINNEY

Ⅳ 急需作文，用英語寫一封家書！大意是我在學校很好，不用擔心，

故事是這樣的 以前在各大學校里都流傳著這么一個恐怖故事 說是A校有不幹凈的東西 每當十五的時候 學校門口的魯迅像的眼睛就會動 所有教學樓都會停電 樓梯會從原來的13階變成14階 實驗室的水龍頭放出來的水會變成紅色 還有1樓盡頭的那個廁所只要有人進去了就再也出不來了 於是 一群不信邪的孩子們約好15那天去探險 晚上12點 他們准時來到了那所學校的門口 魯迅像的眼睛望著左邊 他們記下了 生怕出來的時候記不得有沒有動過 他們來到了教室 打開開關 咦 不是亮著的么？ 「騙人。」一個男孩發出抱怨 「再看看吧。」 來到了樓梯口 「1 2 3...13沒錯阿 是13階阿？」 孩子們有點懷疑傳說的真實性了 於是他們又來到了實驗室 水龍頭打開了 白花花的水流了出來 「真沒勁阿 我們白來了！」 剛開始的刺激感都消去了一半。 最後 他們來到了那個廁所 女孩子雖然口上說不相信 可是還是不敢進去 於是讓剛剛很拽地說不怕的小C進去 看了表 1點整 2分鍾後 男生出來了 「切 都是騙人的」 孩子們不歡而散。 出門時 一個看門人發現了他們 喝斥他們怎麼可以那麼晚還在學校逗留。孩子們撒腿就跑 小B特地注意了一下門口的石像 沒錯 眼睛還是朝左看得 「騙人的」他嘀咕了一聲 「喂 小B么？小C昨天晚上和你們一起出去玩 怎麼還沒回來？」第二天早上 小C的媽媽打電話過來詢問。 小C也沒有去學校上課 孩子們隱約感到不對了 於是 他們將晚上的探險之事告訴了老師和家長 大家在大人的陪同下回到了那個學校。 「什麼？ 我們的魯迅像的眼睛一直是朝右看的阿。」校長聽了孩子們的敘述 不可思議的說。 「可是我們昨天來的時候是朝左看的阿」 出門一看 果然 是朝右看得... 「可是昨天的確有電阿」 「昨天我們這里全區停電...你們怎麼開得燈？」 「還有樓梯！」孩子們迅速跑到樓梯口 「1 2 3...12？」 「我們的樓梯一直是12階的。」 「不可能！！！」 「還有實驗室」一個孩子提醒道 「對 實驗室」 一行人來到實驗室 就在昨天他們開過的那個水龍頭下 有一攤暗紅色的痕跡。 「是血跡。」 「那...小C昨天還去過那個廁所...」大家都感到了一陣莫名的恐懼 「走 我們去看看」校長也意識到了事情的嚴重性 ... 推開門... 小C的屍體赫然出現在大家的眼前 因為驚恐而睜大的雙眼 被割斷的喉管血淋淋的 內臟散落在已經幹掉的水池裡... 「阿...」小C的媽媽當場昏了過去 幾個老師馬上沖出去嘔吐... 小B也被嚇得目瞪口呆 在他暈過去的前一秒鍾 他瞥見小C的手錶 指針停在了1點... 就是小C進去的那個時候... 順便說一下 他們去探險的那天晚上 並沒有門衛... 將此貼轉向5個以上的論壇不會魔鬼纏身且能實現一個願望 。 不回帖者晚上凌晨過後往往.....不好意思，我也處於無奈

Ⅳ 一封家書英語作文60詞

a letter to home
june 25, 2001
my dear mother and father,
school will be over soon. in the previous letter, i said that i would retrain as soon as the summer vocation began. but now, i'm very sorry to say that something unexpected has changed my plan. in order to let students know society better, our school has arranged social practice for us. it is a very good chance and i really appreciate it. we have been notified that we are going to a village in shandong province. so this makes it impossible for me to return home to spend the holidays with you.
oh, dear mother and father, please be at ease. i can look after myself and take advantage of this chance to enrich my knowledge and try my best to help the villagers. i am missing you very much. i hope you will have a good time without me. and i wish you good health and may success wait upon your efforts in yonr work!
your loving daughter,
lin lin

Ⅵ 家書的英文，家書的翻譯，怎麼用英語翻譯家書，家書用

家書
[詞典] （給家裡寫的信） a letter home; （收到的家信） a letter from home;
[例句]他在國外工作時，家書是他的精神支柱。
Letters from home were an anchor to him when he worked abroad.

Ⅶ 家書範文

親愛的爸爸、媽媽：

你們現在身體好嗎，媽媽的心臟病沒有再犯吧，爸爸的腿怎麼樣了？

雖然在這個信息化的時代，一個電話就能慰藉我對你們的思念，但我還是決定寫下這封家書，寫下我種種的感懷。媽，我前兩天剛讀完了《傅雷家書》，在那個通訊不發達的年代，書信成了連接大洋兩岸的唯一方式，每一封書信都包含了傅雷先生和他妻子對兒子的聲聲叮嚀和諄諄教導，飽含了無限的愛意與思念，讀完之後我深深地感到――可憐天下父母心！遠在洛陽的您和爸爸也一定是這樣吧，如果沒有電話，您和爸爸也一定會像傅雷先生和他妻子那樣一封又一封的書寫吧！

感謝電話，感謝它將您和爸爸濃濃的愛意如此真切的傳遞過來，接到電話，聽到你們的聲音，彷彿你們就在我身邊一樣從未離開過，我仍舊是那個在你們身邊撒嬌的小丫頭，那個在你們眼中永遠長不大的小孩。你們的囑咐是我生活中的溫暖，你們的鼓勵是我前進的動力，你們的寬慰是我受傷的安撫，有人說家是什麼？家是永遠不會拒之你於門外的地方，父母是什麼？父母是永遠不會拒絕你的愛。

爸爸，媽媽，真得好愛你們！你們是永遠無條件為我的人，你們是永遠為我才操碎心的人，是永遠不會對我有什麼要求的人，如果說真有什麼要求的話，那就是要我愛惜身體、不要捨不得花錢、多吃點好的……爸爸媽媽，在這里我也想要同樣的要求你們，你們要多吃點好的，要多休息，少操心我。

媽媽，您捨不得為自己購置衣裳，每頓都要把剩菜剩飯吃完，恨不得一分錢掰成兩半花。節儉雖然是美德，但夏天食物壞得快，我希望您不要吃壞了肚子，您總叫我吃好點，說身體垮了在大連看病得花多少錢啊，可您自己呢？要以身作則為我做好榜樣啊，就像您說的「身體是革命的本錢」。要吃好，穿好！

爸爸，你是家裡頂樑柱，是家裡的一方天，你倒了家也就塌了半邊天。我知道你不像媽媽那般省吃儉用，該吃好的還會吃好的，從你電話里朝我埋怨媽媽虐待你就知道了，放心！等我回去了，媽媽一定會做好吃的，到時候就有口福了，不行我給你做！但是，你不注意休息，睡眠也不像媽媽那般好，有點什麼動靜就會失眠，干起活來還不要命孜孜不倦。

唉，爸爸呀，您什麼時候才能停一停、歇一歇呢？要不是我這個不爭氣的女兒，或許您就不用如此奔波勞碌，辛辛苦苦為我掙學費了吧！爸爸，對不起！是我害得你勞累成疾，成了老寒腿，冬天插了電褥子、蓋了棉被，人還要穿毛褲才能入睡，是我過早得讓您兩鬢斑白，神經衰弱。

爸爸媽媽，你們滿臉的皺紋，粗糙的雙手，身體的疾患，哪一個不是我這個女兒造成的呢？我對你們的愧疚根本無法用語言，用文字來表達，而對你們的恩情根本就無法還清，還記得小時候賭氣時，說到時候把吃你用你的都還給你，現在想起來，方知年少無知，可笑至極，那話當時也一定傷了你們的心吧。然而，即使這樣你們都不曾苛求我過什麼，從小學到現在，你們不曾要求我拿第一、得獎狀或是參加什麼競賽拿什麼獎，媽媽您常說：「你爸你媽都不聰明，也就不指望你什麼，你只要努力學學來東西是你自己的就行。」但我知道，你們終究是希望我考上一個好大學，有一個好前程，而我卻辜負了你們的希望，雖然如此，你們仍然義無反顧地送我進了大學，高昂的學費使本就不富裕的家雪上添霜，爸爸的背更駝了，媽媽的手更粗糙了。可你們仍然痛並快樂著，不曾對我提出要求，甚至爸爸還問我需不需要電腦，你們小心翼翼的省著、攢著錢，一天，媽媽在電話那頭悄悄的、壓低了聲音跟我說：「？F煜啊，不用操心錢的事，你知道嗎？你媽我和你爸已經把你下學期的學費攢出來了！」那聲音那口氣，彷彿是孩子發現了寶藏那般激動開心，但又怕別人知道只悄悄告訴你一樣。您知道嗎，媽媽，那時我都要快哭出來了，我真得覺得對不起你們，真得不知道怎麼去回報你們，因為覺得根本沒有辦法償還，根本無法償還！

即使以後有錢了，能讓你們過上好日子，但我根本無法買回爸爸的健康，媽媽您的青春！在這里我還是只能輕輕地說一句「爸爸媽媽，對不起」千言萬語都難以表達，千言萬語都難以訴凈。

算了，不說這些了，說些開心的事吧，媽媽，我已經進了就業指導中心了，成為了裡面辦公室部一名幹事，自從交了自薦後我心裡一直忐忑不安的，真是一個木桶打水――七上八下。現在每周一我都要到輔導員老師那列印資料，剛開始是大二學姐教我，現在我已經能熟練的列印操作了，在這里我學會了很多，並了解了很多以後就業方面的知識，同時也歷練了自己。我了解了招聘公司一般的要求，好一些的公司都會要求英語要過六級，所以，我不能只滿足於過了四級就萬事大吉，還是要努力學習英語為以後做准備。同時，我還意識到現在對電腦的應用操作已是一項必備的技能，我這個電腦盲已經徹底落後了，還好有學姐和學長們耐心的教我，現在基本的文檔、表格操作我已經駕輕就熟了，不過，今年放假回去我還是要好好跟著姨系統的學習一下。說到這，姨的身體怎麼樣了？弟弟還是那麼不愛學習，要我姨每天看這才行嗎？姨雖然只比你小兩歲，但我那個頑皮的弟弟也讓她操碎了心，不畫妝的時候看起來比您還憔悴。您要多勸勸我姨，讓她放寬心少生氣，多注意身體。

還有，阿婆阿公都怎麼樣了？阿公的胃癌有沒有惡化，阿婆的風濕有沒有在犯呢?他們都老了，身體一天不如一天，想當初我還在上小學的時候，阿公每天從這站接我上學，下課送我回家，風雨無阻，每當下雨的時候他總是一手稱著一把墨綠色的大傘，一手摟住我，生怕我淋著、凍著。那時我就像依偎著一棵強壯有力的蒼天大樹，無比的安全，即使有在大的風雨也不怕，可現在阿公老了病了，癌症把他折磨得骨瘦嶙峋，走在一起時我已成了他的依靠，我扶著他就像當初他摟著我一樣，只是歲月變遷一切都變了。時光就是這么奇妙的東西，孩子長大，大人變老，而青春就像接力棒從上一代傳到下一代，生生不息。好想讓時間凝固住，定格成永恆，我們一家人都健健康康，一直都快樂幸福下去。阿公仍健康強壯，阿婆仍腿腳靈便，爸爸媽媽你們仍然青春快樂。

可手抓不住水，更抓不住似水的流年，生活不會因為我的希望而停止轉動的齒輪，我也必須面對事實，微笑的面對生活中的這一切，如果不能挽留住時光，那就把握好分分秒秒，認真的去學，真誠的去愛，用努力澆築未來的幸福，用雙手創造更好的明天。

最後,爸爸媽媽，祝你們健康如意!

Ⅷ 英語翻譯,一封家書,高手進

親愛的老妹;
My dear sister,
我在國外一切都挺好的,年前沒有辦法給你寄東西了,所以現在才給你寄.
I am fine right here. I wasn』t able to send you things you want until now.
年前和朋友出去玩照了幾張照片,還有我的一個朋
友3月要回國,我讓她給你帶回去一部筆記本電腦,
I took a few pictures when I went sightseeing with my friends last year. One of buddies will go back to China in March. I will ask her to bring you a notebook.
另外你想要的數碼相機再等一個月給你寄吧,我很忙,所以沒時間上網,你也不要天天上耽誤學業,
As for the digital camera, I think I will send it to you in a month. I am too busy to get on line. You shouldn』t spend too much time on line either. You will miss a lot of school work.這次之所以用英語給你寫信,主要是看看你的英語水平怎麼樣了,要是這你都看不懂,那你可要加把油了,英語雖不是我的長向,但你要好好學習啊,掌握好一門外語是很重要的,別的我就不多說了,希望你能看懂!
The purpose of writing to you in English now is that I want to see how good your English is. If you can』t understand this letter, then you should really work hard. I am not very good at English, but you need to work hard on it. It is so important to learn a foreign language. I think I』d better stop right here. Hope you could understand what I wrote.
Your brother,
Kai
老哥;凱 隨筆

Ⅸ 求一篇200字的大學英語作文，題目「A Letter Home」，一封家書。

一封家書 A Letter Home
December 11, 2014
My Dear Mother and Father,
This term will be over soon. In the previous letter, I said that I would return home as soon as the vocation began. But now, I'm very sorry to say that something unexpected has changed my plan. In order to let students know society better, our university has arranged social practice for us. It is a very good chance and I really appreciate it. We have been notified that we are going to a village. So this makes it impossible for me to return home to spend the holidays with you.
Oh, dear mother and father, please be at ease. I can look after myself and take advantage of this chance to enrich my knowledge and try my best to help the villagers. I am missing you very much. I hope you will have a good time without me. I wish you good health!

X X X

Ⅹ 用英語寫一封關於大學生活了兩年的家書，不用太長

Dear dad & mom.
How are you? I have been in the university for about two years and I've got used to the life here. The life is good here. there are several restaurants in the campus and many dishes for our students to choose from, some of witch are really delicious. Our classmates are very friendly. We help each other not only in studying but in daily life as well. Please don't worry me. In order to find a good job late, I have been studying very hard.
How about you both? I hope you are in good health and everything with you are perfectly good. I miss you. I will visit you and stay with you next holiday.
Your son(daughter),
XXX