在我成长的过程中,我的父母喜欢在厨房里接吻。我不是说在重大场合的慎重的亲吻,也不是指银幕上的屈膝式的亲吻。我是说那种经常的、随便的、像蜻蜓点水似的在对方脸上啄一下那样的亲吻。我父母的“接吻”成为我们家庭就餐中的一个传统项目。正如感恩节吃过火鸡吃南瓜饼一样,在全家人愉快地吃完晚饭之后,他们就接一个吻。一般来说,事情是这样开始的:“塔玛拉、基姆和乔纳森,”我爸爸会说,“捂上你们的眼睛。你们的妈妈需要一个吻。” My parents like to kiss in the kitchen as I grow up. I am not saying that a serious kiss on a grand occasion does not mean a knee-jerk kiss on the screen. I mean that kind of regular, casual, like a superficial touch of peck on the other side of the face. My parents’ Kissing is a traditional item in our family dining. Just as Thanksgiving eats turkey eats a pumpkin pie, they take a kiss after the family has had a nice dinner. In general, things start like this: “Tamara, Kim and Jonathan,” “My daddy would say,” Cover your eyes. Your mom needs a kiss. “”