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Ini adalah mengenai Nilai kasih Ibu dari Seorang anak yang mendapatkan ibunya sedang sibuk menyediakan makan malam di dapur. Kemudian dia menghulurkan sekeping kertas yang bertulis sesuatu. si Ibu segera membersihkan tangan dan lalu menerima kertas yang dihulurkan oleh si anak dan membacanya.
Ongkos upah membantu ibu:
1) Membantu pergi ke Warung: Rp 20.000
2) Menjaga adik Rp 20.000
3) Membuang sampah Rp 5.000
4) Membereskan Tempat Tidur Rp 10.000
5) menyiram bunga Rp 15.000
6) Menyapu Halaman Rp 15.000
Jumlah : Rp 85.000
Selesai membaca, si Ibu tersenyum memandang si anak yang raut mukanya berbinar-binar. Si Ibu mengambil pena dan menulis sesuatu dibelakang kertas yang sama.
1) OngKos mengandungmu selama 9 bulan – GRATIS
2) OngKos jaga malam karena menjagamu -GRATIS
3) OngKos air mata yang menetes karenamu – GRATIS
4) OngKos Khawatir kerana selalu memikirkan keadaanmu- GRATIS
5) OngKos menyediakan makan minum, pakaian dan keperluanmu – GRATIS
6) OngKos mencuci pakaian, gelas, piring dan keperluanmu – GRATIS
Jumlah Keseluruhan Nilai Kasihku – GRATIS
Air mata si anak berlinang setelah membaca. Si anak menatap wajah ibu, memeluknya dan berkata, “Saya Sayang Ibu”.
Pernyataan di atas adalah seorang anak yang lupa akan jasa Ibunya, malah sebaliknya. Ia berusaha membantu Ibunya karena pamrih, yang sebenarnya Ibunya melahirkan dan menjaganya tanpa pamrih.
Nah dari artikel ini kita bisa belajar bagaimana menghargai dan mengasihi seorang Ibu. Ingat jasanya, Ingat Pengorbanannya. Dengan begitu,  kita tidak akan pernah durhaka terhadap Ibu kita.

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