I cleaned out Dad’s closet yesterday.
我昨天清理了爸爸的衣橱zhc^;XGAS@。
There were two things I couldn’t box up: his work shirts and his two pairs of Red Wing boots.
有两样东西我没有办法打包：他的工作T-恤和两双红翼牌的靴子ScKc|-dW@t*E。
He couldn’t remember birthdays or anniversaries, but he remembered the date on which he’d bought his first pair.
他不记得第一双靴子是在生日还是纪念日的时候买的，但是却记得买鞋的具体日期KD)VO2)|X5y=*kI。
I remember it too—April 16, the day after Tax Day.
我也记得是4月16日，缴税日的后一天pGv[#7^DQ;A。
What does a child do with her dad’s favorite boots?
一个孩子要怎么处理爸爸最喜欢的靴子呢？

I think I will make a planter out of them or use them to store something valuable.
我想用它们做一个培植器皿或者藏些值钱的玩意sgUWMq-HJrfoI#D。
You can’t throw away a man’s favorite boots.
你不能把一个男人最喜欢的靴子扔了sjntZAke%]F8F。
You’ve got to keep them and pass them down.
你要留着它们然后传下去*,6Y7b*h!p&7!c[ZOgKL。