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I got up and £¨46£©B£¬I went straight to the shop to buy some candy£¬£¨47£©B to leave them as anonymous £¨ÎÞÃûµÄ£© gifts for people on the early morning train£®There were usually few people on the train£®However£¬£¨48£©C my early morning travel£¬my train today was extremely£¨49£©A£®An elderly man must have seen me searching for a place to leave a Smile Card£¬because he asked me if I was looking for something£®
Right then and there I decided that my£¨50£©D Smile Card would not be anonymous£®With a smile and red cheeks with £¨51£©A£¬I told him that I had found what I was looking for£¬£¨52£©C him the candy and Smile Card I had in my hands£®He had only just finished reading the card as I arrived at my £¨53£©B£®He was still smiling and enjoying his candy when I£¨54£©A at him on the platform£®
£¨55£©C having worked a full day£¬I was feeling joyful£®Before I entered my £¨56£©C£¬I delivered a few more Smile Cards and candy to neighbors'mailboxes£®I added an extra candy bar for one neighbor who was in a £¨57£©D financial situation£¬but he was working hard to get the best for his young son£®I figured they both £¨58£©B a tasty little treat£®
I am £¨59£©C from my Smile Card adventure£¬and am even happier to have Smile Cards£¨60£©C£¬and quite a few ideas as to where to drop them£®I believe giving Smile Cards to each other will bring all of us great joy£®
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He gently £¨39£©A my hand in his£¬and then we walked£¬hand in hand£¬to the front yard£¬£¨40£©B a huge red rose-bush sat alone£®
"What do you see here£¬Billy£¿"he asked£®I looked at the flowers£¬not knowing £¨41£©D to say£¬and then answered£¬"I see something soft and £¨42£©A£¬Grandpa£®"
He pulled me £¨43£©C£®"It isn't just the roses that are beautiful£¬Billy£®It's that special place in your heart that makes them so£®""Billy£¬I£¨44£©A these roses when my first son was born£®It was my£¨45£©B of saying¡®thank you'to God£®I£¨46£©C to watch him pick roses for his mother£®Then£¬as a young man of only 20£¬a terrible war robbed him of his life£®"Grandpa slowly stood up£®"Never say good-bye£¬Billy£®Never £¨47£©D to the sadness and the loneliness£®Instead£¬I want you to remember the joy and the£¨48£©A when you first said hello to a friend£®"
A year later£¬my grandpa became very£¨49£©B£®Then all members of the family were £¨50£©B back£¬and I returned to the old house£®When it came to my£¨51£©D£¬I took his hand as £¨52£©C as he had once taken mine£®
"Hello£¬Grandpa£¬"I£¨53£©C £®His eyes slowly opened and said£¬"Hello£¬my friend£®"With a brief £¨¶ÌѸµÄ£©£¨54£©D he died£®Suddenly£¬and truly£¬I knew what he had £¨55£©B about never saying good-bye-about refusing to give in to sadness£®
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I watched him go by£¬then I said to my husband£¬"That man must have had nothing to eat in a long time£®"When the man came out of the men's room£¬he just£¨43£©D himself in a chair£¬not going anywhere near the food counter£®I£¨44£©Bthat he didn't have any money for food and £¨45£©Awanted to dry off for a while£®
I just couldn't eat my food knowing that someone else was sitting £¨46£©C only a few tables away£®So£¬I£¨47£©A a 20.00bill from my shopping money to my husband£®"Please get him dinner£¬"I said£®"We can do with less money this week£®"
My husband £¨48£©B the man and quietly asked if he needed some food£®The man £¨49£©Cat us£®"A small cup of coffee would be great£¬"he said£®"Thank you so much!"He£¨50£©Cwasn't going to take advantage of us£¬but we£¨51£©Bthat he should have a full meal£¬which he gratefully£¨¸Ð¼¤µØ£©£¨52£©A£®
After he £¨53£©Athe food£¬he thanked my husband and my husband said£¬"No£®Thank my£¨54£©C£®She noticed that you were £¨55£©D£®"
The man asked me£¬"£¨56£©D did you know I haven't eaten in a long time£¿"I smiled at him and said nothing£¬just asking him to £¨57£©C the change£¨ÁãÇ®£© from the 20.00£®
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