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Football season started in September and all summer long I worked out£®I carried my football everywhere for £¨43£©A£®
Just before September£¬Miller was struck by a car and lost his right arm£®I went to see him after he came back from £¨44£©C£®He looked very£¨45£©A£¬but he didn't cry£®
That season£¬I £¨46£©B all of Miller's records while he £¨47£©D the home games from the bench£®We went 10-1and I was named most valuable player£¬£¨48£©C I often had crazy dreams in which I was to blame for Miller's £¨49£©C£®
One afternoon£¬I was crossing the field to go home and saw Miller £¨50£©A going over a fence-which wasn't £¨51£©B to climb if you had both arms£®I'm sure I was the last person in the world he wanted to accept £¨52£©C from£®But even that challenge he accepted£®I£¨53£©B him move slowly over the fence£®When we were finally£¨54£©D on the other side£¬he said to me£¬"You know£¬I didn't tell you this during the season£¬but you did£¨55£©A£®Thank you for filling in for £¨56£©C£®"
His words freed me from my bad£¨57£©D£®I thought to myself£¬how even without an arm he was more of a leader£®Damaged but not defeated£¬he was £¨58£©A ahead of me£®I was right to have £¨59£©D him£®From that day on£¬I grew£¨60£©B and a little more real£®
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"Your parents were unmarried college students£¬"Mom said£®"They couldn't £¨23£©D you£¬so they gave you up for adoption£®"She£¨24£©A looked at me and pulled me close£®"John£¬you are here by choice£¬not £¨25£©C£®We walked into the adoption agency and saw you and knew you were the one who was £¨26£©B us£®"My adoptive parents loved me as completely as any parents ever loved a child£®
Twenty years later£¬I married Kristi£¬my life's other love£¬and started a £¨27£©B Afterwards£¬I got a sales job at a car dealership£®
I tried on and off to £¨28£©C my birth parents£®By 2011I had nearly given up on my dream of finding my birth parents£®I just got a job £¨29£©B general sales manager of a Lexus dealership£®One day in my second week there I was sitting at my desk£¬drinking£®My personal cell phone rang£®"John£¬"Kristi said£¬"the adoption agency called about your adoption£®A family is trying to reach you£®"
Oh¡My eyes burned with £¨30£©A I'd given up the search£¬but my birth parents hadn't£®
Three days later£¬on Mother's Day 2011£¬Jim and Kitty£¬my birth parents£¬arrived in Denver£®I went to their hotel to meet them£®I moved the dozen £¨31£©D I'd bought for Kitty to one hand and knocked£®The door flew £¨32£©C Kitty reached me first£®She took my face in her hands and £¨33£©D at me£¬refusing to let go£®"I remember those eyes£¬"she said£®
We spent the rest of the day together£®We must have taken a thousand pictures£®
Later£¬back home I thought of my adoptive £¨34£©C My dad died a few years ago£¬but my mom is still alive£®I told that to her£®"They're great people£¬"I said£¬"but you're £¨35£©A my mom£®You and Dad raised me£¬and you did a great job£®"
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In the evening£¬the carpenter had just £¨44£©C his job when the elder brother returned£®But he was £¨45£©A to find£¬instead of a fence£¬before him£¬stood a£¨46£©C£¬which went from one side of the river £¨47£©D the other!On the other £¨48£©C of bridge£¬was his younger brother£®
"Do you know the name of the bridge£¿"The carpenter asked£®
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"Could you stay another few days£¿I've a lot of other work for you£¬"said the elder brother£®"I'd love to£¨55£©Con£¬"the carpenter said£®"But I have many more bridges to build£®"
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