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A young couple bought our home and were £¨38£©C it£®When travelling from the north coast to Sydney£¬over the next 37years£¬we or one of our four growing kids couldn't help£¨39£©C past£®We even stopped to speak with the owners£®The owners still loved the home and seemed not to £¨40£©Dat all that we didn't leave them alone£®
It had been about ten years£¨41£©Bour last visit and the tree had been removed some years earlier£®£¨42£©A£¬the owner£¬Gillian£¬said she would get in touch with us some time in the future£¬so my husband gave her our£¨43£©D£®In December£¬when our four kids and their families had gathered with us £¨44£©BChristmas 2014£¬we had a phone call from a stranger£¬£¨45£©B was a friend of Gillian£®She wanted to drop in at our house and bring £¨46£©A to us for our son£®I told Brendan that there was a surprising gift for him that day£¬£¨47£©A it was indeed surprising when the visitor handed him a box with two carved£¨µñ¿ÌµÄ£© £¨48£©Cbowls£®Gillian had asked a local worker to carve the bowls from a part of the golden elm£®
What a £¨49£©Dit was to receive the bowls£¬with one bowl for our son and one for us£®It brings back the memory of Brendan's godfather£¬whose£¨50£©Bnow lives on£¬in an unexpected way£®
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| Students'Dormitory £¨ÇÞÊÒ£© Attentions£º 1£®Dinner time£º17£º30pm£®-19£º00pm£® 2£®Self-study at night£º19£º30--21£º30in the classrooms£® 3£®Light out£º10£º30pm£®from Monday to Friday£® Rules£º Keep quiet in the bedrooms at any time£» Keep your rooms and toilets clean and tidy£» No beer£¬or smoking in the rooms£» No dangerous things in the dormitory£» Open fire isn't allowed£» No parties or entertainment activities in the dormitory£» No friends or family members staying for the night£» | Low Carbon Life £¨µÍ̼Éú»î£© It's a duty for us to save energy£¬protect our Mother Earth and make our lives better£® Notes£º Come to school by bike or bus instead of by car£» Use shopping bags instead of plastic bags£» Turn off the tap in toilets after using it£» Recycle £¨Ñ»·ÀûÓã© water as possible as you can£» Use paper on both sides£» Walk upstairs in the teaching buildings instead of using the lifts£® Turn off the lights before leaving the classrooms£» Fewer easy-boxes in the school yard to reduce white pollution£® |
| School Electric Library Open time£º18£º00£®-21£º00£®on school nights£» 8£º00am£®-22£º00pm£®on weekends£® Library cards£º¥1for once£¬¥20for a month£¬¥150for a year£® Don'ts£º | |
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Billcouldn't wait for September when school would start£®It was early August£¬and he was at the same summer£¨31 £©A£®He hasbeen therefive times£®When his dad was aboy£¬he went to the same camp and loved it£®Bill didn't£¨32 £©Cit at all£®But he didn't want todisappoint his dad by telling himabout that£®
By the middle of August£¬Bill really wantedto£¨33£©B£®He had enough of the horses£¬enough of the baseball games and enough of the bad camp food£®He wrote to his mom and askedher if she would£¨34 £©Dhim up early£¬but he didn't want his mom to tell his dad£®She wrote back in a letter which said£¬"I can't do that£®I am alwayshonest with your dad£®If you really want to leave£¬I will talk to him about it£®"
Bill was still too£¨35£©Cabout disappointing his dad£¬so he wrote back to his mom that he would£¨36£©Bfor the last two weeks and try to make the best of it£®He asked his mom if she would make his favorite meal when he got home£®
During that last week£¬Bill was looking forward to the meal his mom would be making£®Every time£¬he ate a camp meal he£¨37£©Dhe was eating his mom's cooking£®All of a sudden£¬the food didn't taste as badas before£®
Bill decided to be honest with his camp coach£®He told the coachthat he wasn't£¨38 £©Awith the horse he had been givenand he wanted to change£®The coachasked Bill which horse he might feel betterriding£®Bill was thengivento another horse for the last week£¬and he started to like horseback riding£®
Bill never liked playing£¨39£©Bbecause he didn't like playing 1st base£®He told the coach£¬and the coachaskedhim to play catcher£®Bill started to actually likeit£®
When Bill's parents came to pick him up from camp£¬he said to them in allhonesty£¬"This
was the best summer at camp ever£®Because I tried to express myself£¨40£©Aso that others can understand me better£®I enjoyed it a lot£®"
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Every night she spends two hours£¨48£©Akids with math for twenty years£®All kids living on her street can get her help without payment £¨±¨³ê£©£®She was a famous math£¨49£©Abefore she retired £¨ÍËÐÝ£© from a middle school£®
She gets up early in the morning£¬then does sports£¬goes shopping or helps cleaners£¨50£©Cthe street£®
When the kids come for help£¬she feels£¨51£©Band tries her best£®People asked her£¨52£©A£®She said£¬"I love it£®It makes me happy to help them£®"
She lives happily every day and always says hello to people around her£¨53£©Ca smile£®
"I've decided to love everything around me£®So I'm glad to do£¨54£©D£®I'm thankful for those kids who come to me for help£®Each kid is my best£¨55£©B£®I love them very much and I like to help them every day£®"she said£®
Really£¬a good decision decided on what one does in life£®
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