【正文】 著這個(gè)禮物。s next and the joy of the game of the center of your heart and my heart,there is a wireless station。 ? 無論年屆花甲，抑或二八芳齡，心中皆有生命之歡樂，奇跡之誘惑，孩童般天真久盛不衰。 ? 歲月悠悠，衰微只及肌膚；熱忱拋卻，頹廢必至靈魂。 it is the freshness of the deep springs of life. ? Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity,of the appetite for adventure over the love of often exists in a man of 60 more than a boy of grows old merely by a number of grow old by deserting our ideals. ? Years may wrinkle the skin,but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the ,fear,selfdistrust bows the heart and turns the spirit back to dust. 2022/2/6 ? Whether 60 or 16,there is in every human being39。我把它別在我的衣服上，并說這很“酷”，是的，他很對(duì)，我喜歡這個(gè)禮物。 ? 在圣誕節(jié)的晚上，我的兒子要求我第一個(gè)打開他的禮物。她只是試著對(duì)他好。他走到外面的花園哭了起來。 ? 終于她打開了他的禮物，他看到她是多么的失望，的確挺讓人尷尬的。他在玩具店看了好長時(shí)間 —— 禮物必須是特別的。”他滿心自豪。如知識(shí)，詞匯量的擴(kuò)大 ? treasurewealth ? 前者專門用來表示“寶藏，財(cái)寶”，后者一般用來表示錢財(cái)或其他物質(zhì)上的財(cái)產(chǎn) ? Trend to/towards 固定搭配，“有 …… 的趨勢” ? The Green Dino 綠恐龍 ? by Dan Schaeffer ? I was on my way out of the driveway when my son came running to the face was radiant with joy when he said: “I have something for you,Dad.” ? “You do?”I asked,slightly annoyed by the opened his hands and showed me the best a five yearold boy could imagine. “I found it myself.”In his small hands were a marble ,an old racecar,a broken elastic,and various other items I have since fotten. “Here,Dad,these are for you.” ? He was bursting with pride. ? “I don’t have time right now,my am going to the mall to get a few things for ’t you put them in the garage for me?” ? His smile faded,and at the very instant I put the car back in gear,I felt my bad conscience nagging I came back home,I asked my son: “Where are those toys you had for me?” ? “I thought you didn’t want them,so I gave them to Adam.”His playmate Adam lives on our street,and I could easily imagine that the little guy had received the treasures with much more enthusiasm than I had showed my son’s action hurt me,but I deserved it— not just because it showed me how thoughtlessly I had treated him,but also it made me remember another little boy. ? It was the boy’s big sister’s birthday,and he had been given some money so he could buy her a browsed through the toyshop for a long time— the present had to be something ,he found it:A chewing gum machine filled with brightly coloured bubble was very anxious to show it to her as soon as he came home,but he firmly withstood the temptation. ? Later,when all the big sister’s friends had arrived,she began opening the cried with joy for every present she opened— and with every cry the boy became more and more eight yearold girls had spent much more money on the presents than he could his present seemed small and he still waited anxiously to see her joy when she opened his present. ? At last she opened his present,and he saw how disappointed she was,indeed order not to lose face among her friends she could not thank him too exuberantly for the present. ? She gave her friends a knowall smile. “Thanks,”she said to him in a condescending tone of voice. “It’s just what I wanted.”The rest of the girls desperately tried not to giggle. ? The boy was hurt and otherwise beautiful present now looked like the cheap plastic thing it actually went out in the garden and started to cry. ? Soon after his mother showed up and,in a soft voice,asked him what was explained it to her as best he could. ? She listened,and then went inside the after the big sister came out to could see by the look on her face that she had been told to do it,but her sincere regret showed him that she had not hurt him on actually liked the chewing gum said that he could understand that,and he actually was only trying to be nice to him. ? Now the story repeated of my big sister and me,it was my son who had to decide for himself whether or not it really was the thought that my reaction would have a great influence on his decision. ? I gave my children some money at Christmas so they could buy gifts was very difficult for them to keep quiet with what they had bought for me,especially for my single day he asked me if I could guess what he had bought for me. ? On Christmas Evening he demanded that I opened his present unwrapped it and looked— it was indeed the most wonderful gift I had ever been I did not look at it with my 33 yearold experienced eyes, I looked at it as an anxious child of five would look at it. ? The gift was a small green plastic son quickly showed me why this dinosaur was something special:The claws on the forelegs formed a clip so I could fasten it on my eyes sparkled with expectancy and love— of the kind you only see in a child’s look. ? I knew how difficult it must have been for him to find a gift which showed