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On this £¨43£©Bday£¬with my husband's absence£¬I had no family and no friends in this new area£®Sitting there £¨44£©Bmy baby£¬I felt hopelessly sad and tired£®Looking around£¬then at my beautiful little daughter£¬I£¨45£©Chow I could care for her£¬or even cook dinner later£®
When a£¨n£©£¨46£©Asounded at my door next moment£¬I just wanted to cry£¬but managed to£¨47£©Athe tears to £¨48£©Dthe door£®There stood a smiling young woman£¨49£©Cto my own age£¬carrying a big pot£®She stepped£¨50£©C£¬placed it on my kitchen table£¨51£©Aherself£®She lived in£¨52£©Bshabby house nearby£¬and£¨53£©Dhad learned that a new mum lived here£®She£¬too£¬had a new baby£¬and knew that I would £¨54£©Cbe too tired to cook£®So£¬she brought me a big pot of homemade soup£®
Her kindness £¨55£©Ame up and the soup£¨56£©Bfor many days£®So it was with our friendship for years£¬£¨57£©Dwe both moved away£¬sadly losing touch of each other£®
I haven't forgotten the wonderful£¨58£©Bof her heart given to me at my lowest time£¬by my caring£¨59£©C£®And I have continued the£¨60£©Dand have given a pot of soup to many new mothers along the way£®
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Never been on an airplane£¿Here's your chance to £¨41£©C one for just one US dollar£¬or even for £¨42£©A if you don't have the money£®Retired pilot Bahadur Gupta will be happy to show you £¨43£©D£®The plane£¬which never £¨44£©C£¬is giving an opportunity to poor people to £¨45£©A what it is like to sit in a jet£®
When Gupta started his career many years ago£¬people from his tiny home villages in India £¨46£©D asked him what it was like to be in an aircraft£®None of them had ever £¨47£©A real airplane and they wanted a look at the aviation industry through Gupta's £¨48£©B£®For security reasons£¬Gupta was never £¨49£©B to take his fellow villagers inside an actual aircraft£®But saying no always made him feel uncomfortable and £¨50£©C and he always wanted to do something that would give them a £¨51£©B of flying£®
Finally£¬in 2003£¬Gupta sold some land£¬bought an old airplane and started offering £¨52£©A"flights"to the public£¬charging them only what they could £¨53£©D£®
To make the experience £¨54£©A real£¬the"passengers"are given boarding passes and even shown safety £¨55£©C£®What £¨56£©D the amazing in-flight experience is when the kids £¨57£©B slide down the airplane's emergency landing slide£¬which many of the most frequent flyers have luckily £¨58£©C experienced£®
The retired pilot says he hopes all his customers can £¨59£©D fly in a real plane£¬but in the meantime he is enjoying putting a/an £¨60£©B on their faces£®
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