怀念老歌Whatever Will Be, Will Be.doc

Whatever Will Be, Will Be When I was just a little girl 当我还是个小女孩，I asked my mother 我问妈妈，“What will I be 将来我会变成什么样子呢？Will I be pretty 会漂亮吗？Will I be rich 会富有吗？Heres what she said to me 她对我说：“Que sera,sera 世事不可强求Whatever will be ,will be 顺其自然吧。The futures not ours to see 我们不能预见未来。Que sera,sera 世事不可强求，What will be,will be”顺其自然吧。When I grew up and fell in love 当我长大并恋爱了，I asked my sweetheart 我问我的心上人，“What lies ahead 我们将来会怎么样呢？Will we have rainbows day after day ”生活每天都美好吗？Heres what my sweetheart said 我的爱人对我说：“Que sera,sera,世事不可强求Whatever will be,will be 顺其自然吧。The futures not ours to see 我们不能预见未来。Que sera,sera 世事不可强求，What will be,will be ”顺其自然吧。.Now I have Children of my own 现在我有了自己的孩子，They ask their mother 他们问我，“What will I be 将来我会变成什么样子呢？Will I be handsome 会英俊吗？Will I be rich ”会富有吗？I tell them tenderly 我轻声地回答：“Que sera,sera 世事不可强求Whatever will be,will be 顺其自然吧。The futures not ours to see 我们不能预见未来。Que sera,sera,世事不可强求，What will be,will be 顺其自然吧。Que Sera,Sera!” 顺其自然吧。” Get married in an Irish way希望世间男女，都能像爱尔兰人一样去结婚，好好地谨慎地相爱，并选择百年的期限来用心地守护身边的那个人。爱尔兰、 一个不离婚的国家、一个一百年的约定。爱尔兰、禁止离婚的国家只有死亡让我们分开。也许你没想到，在今天的世界上，竟然还有国家禁止离婚。爱尔兰的法律规定，男女结婚后即不许离婚。男女结婚时需在教堂里互相承诺:“只有死亡让我们分开”，因此无论何种原因离婚(即使配偶去世也不例外)，都视为违背誓言而不被允许。男女双方在结婚时，可以协商婚姻关系的期限，从1年到100年不等。期限届满后，若有继续生活的意愿，可以办理延期登记手续，否则婚姻关系自动解除。办理结婚登记的费用，也因婚期的长短而不同, 如果婚期为1年，需要2000英镑，如果婚期为100年，则仅仅只需要0.5英镑。婚期为1年的新人, 得到的是厚如百科全书般的两大本结婚证书，里面逐条逐项列举了男女双方的各项权利和义务，可谓一部完善的家庭相处条例；而婚期为100年的新人，得到的结婚证书只是一张纸条，上面写着市首席法官的祝福尊敬的先生、太太: 我不知道我的左手对右手，右腿对左腿，左眼对右眼，右脑对左脑究竟应该承担起怎样的责任和义务？其实他们本来就是一个整体，只因为彼此的存在而存在，因为彼此的快乐而快乐。这就是爱尔兰、那个一百年的约定。When I was having a chit-chat with my colleague , she asked me all of a sudden, How did your husband propose to you at that time? Was it romantic? I was numbed by her words for a while, and then burst into laughter, My husband is a bit rigid, so do you think his proposal would be romantic? Though I said in that way, I felt very sweet in heart when thinking of my husbands proposing to me. To be honest, his proposal was actually by no means romantic without flowers, diamond ring and any other surprise. It was even could not be called “marriage proposal.At that time, he gave me a book about Ireland, which ,now I am thinking was a long-established plan. At the weekend when I finished the book, he came to me and asked me whether I had finished the book. Seeing me nod my head, he felt very pleased and said to me in a low but happy voice, “If you like, we can get married in an Irish way!”At that time, my heart was totally convinced by the romantic and sacred law of marriage in Ireland. The book told me that Ireland believes in Catholicism and prohibited divorce. Therefore, when a couple get married , they are supposed to choose the time of their marriage which ranges from 1 year to 100 years. The most impressive of this law of marriage lies in the inverse relationship between the time of marriage and the fees to be charged. If you choose 1 year for your marriage, you shall pay as much as 2,000 sterling pounds plus receiving a dictionary-thick reference of rights and responsibilities. But if you choose 100 years, then you are very lucky and only need to pay 0.5 pound for the fees and receive a short but heart-touching note in all womens eyes: I have no idea the clear rights and responsibilities for my left hand to my right hand, my right leg to my left leg, my left eye to my right eye and my right sphere of brain to the left. Actually, they are an integrated whole and live by each other and cheer for each other. Finally, I would like this pink note to convey my best wishes to your one-hundred-year marriage! May you live happily all your lives!I still remember at that time that I said to my husband, Ok, so sir, please choose the time you expect our marriage to last! He said happily, I even do not bother to think about it and would definitely choose 100 years because it is highly money-saving!Later, I married him, a man who would like to stay with me for 100 years. Although we are not bound by the law of marriage in Ireland, we have cherished our vow to discipline ourselves all the time. We have married like Irish people and look on our marriage as a life-long commitment and spare no effort to nourish it hand in hand as we