Writing about care
Option 1
Caring in my understanding is a desire to help, to facilitate the life of a loved one or to provide him with comfort. Care can not exist without sensitivity, generosity, attentiveness.
These qualities we find in the heroine of B. Ekimov’s story. A girl who prepared
gifts that she really needed for her 88 relatives did it not formally, but joyfully, with all her heart.
In addition, true care is selfless. When I visited a sick grandmother in the hospital, I noticed how one nurse carefully and carefully treated all patients in the ward. She found sincere, kind words for everyone.
Caring is a beautiful character trait that unites people.
Option 2
I think that caring is a quality that is expressed in compassion, empathy, desire to participate in the lives of others in order to improve it. The ability to take care speaks of the sensitivity and kindness of a person.
In the text read, caring is a feature of the girl who shares
Volunteer work in nursing homes can also serve as an example of caring. Visiting old people and helping the infirm people, volunteers prolong their life.
So, wanting to make others feel nice, you need to take care of them.
Option 3
In my understanding, caring is a desire to surround loved ones with attention and love, to help without waiting for requests for help. This feeling must be sincere, disinterested.
In B. Ekimova’s story, caring is a feature of a girl who, long before the New Year, bought presents for all her relatives. Her story touched all the unwitting listeners in the car. The girl bought her family not just trinkets, she chose gifts with sincere concern for each of the family members.
Such care for my former old teacher is also shown by my mother. She knows exactly what to please Inna Nikolaevna during the holidays, what kind of wallpaper to choose her in the kitchen or what bake pie for her coming to visit. Mom does it somehow joyfully, and we always sincerely try to help her.
Caring, as it seems to me, binds people with invisible threads of good.