Pumpkin coconut pie

“When the bell rings, people go in different directions, but in so many troubled crowds, I look at the back of my children — as if you could still hear your place precisely when 100 babies were crying at the same time.” That's one thing I think of every time I'm sitting outside the school picking up a kid from school. It's like a child who can find her mother in a crowd of people, and it's probably the best communication between the mother and the child. Every day on his way home, his son would be happy to share with me the funny things of other little partners. You know the kids, you really have to be involved in his life. At home at night, the son asked: "Mom, the teacher said "Hallow's got clothes and props." Some kids say we're holding pumpkin lanterns, but why are they holding them on Halloween? Looking at the lost little eyes of his son, if I told him the legend of the pumpkin lantern coming from, he might get more confused. So I thought, "Son, when every little friend of ours has a pumpkin lamp, will the night be bright?" Actually, we're carrying pumpkin lamps to light people who don't come home and help people find their way home, because we're gonna be good people, aren't we? Did Mom teach you before, not to bully kids, to help other kids, and to share it with other kids? My son ate the pumpkin coconut tower that I just made and looked at me and said, "Mom told me, kids have to share." Mom, can I bring this cake to the other kids tomorrow? Watching the fragrance of a pumpkin coconut tower, I said to my son, “You are so good! Mother will make more tomorrow, and will you give it to the children?” You tell your kids you're eating pumpkins for Halloween! My son promised to eat them again. It's actually a nice dessert outside the pumpkin coconut tower. Just in time for Halloween, I learned to bake recipes to cater for my son's Halloween. Mothers can cook for their children