Question

from a boy in boarding school to his
mother telling her that he dislike life of a boarder​( what's mother's reply)​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hill-top House,

Matheran, 26th October, 2001

My dear Tommy,

Thank you for your letter. But I am sorry you are so unhappy at St. Dominic's. I don't wonder feel rather home-sick, for it is the first time you have been away from home and I too often want you you home again, my child. But you know, we can't always have what we want in life. If I were self I would keep you always at home, for I don't like any of my children to be away; but then how would you ever get your education and grow up to be a man able to manage your own life? Your father thinks that a few years at a boarding-school is necessary for all boys, to make men of them ; and he knows best.

So my dear boy, you must be brave and stick to your school. I am sure you will soon get to like it, as other boys do. Don't mind the jokes boys play on you, and if you do, don't let them know you do. When they see you don't mind, they will soon get tired of teasing you. So cheer up! and be a brave laddie.

With much love,

Yours lovingly

Mummy

Answer 2

Sample letter to your mother telling her why you dislike the life in a boarding school

Dearest mother,

I was very glad to receive your letter. I read it again and again and it made me homesick. It seems that years have passed since I met you though I have returned to my hostel the last month. I feel sick to remember my days in school where I return home every afternoon.