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I was lovely, lively, and happy until I was 15 months old. That day I fell on top of a glass rabbit and badly scratched one of my eyes and went blind. The doctor said that if I took out this broken eye, my face would be very distorted and scary.

So these scarred, gray, godless eyes stayed with me forever.

People often ask embarrassing questions about my eyes and even taunt me. When playing games with kids, I'm always the "bad guy". I grew up in this discriminatory environment.

But every time my mom noticed that I wasn't happy, she would say to me, "Lift your head up and don't be afraid to face the world." Her words encouraged me to keep going. When I was a little kid, I guess mom meant "Be careful!"

Or you're going to bump into it." When I was a teenager, I always kept my head down and hid my low self-esteem. But I found that if I lifted my head, people still liked me.

In high school, I even became class president – even though deep down, I still felt like a monster. What I really want is to be like other children. When I felt bad, I would run to my mom and cry.

Then she would look at me with loving eyes and say to me, "Lift up your head and face the world bravely." Let them see your heart (no worse than them). "That's it, my mother taught me to be proud."

My mother's love and encouragement for me gave me the confidence to stop doubting myself. Eventually, I can look at other people with my head held high. Not only did I learn to appreciate myself, but I also learned how to give my love.

Now in my house, I often hear the phrase "Lift up your head". Every child in mine has felt the power of this phrase. This is a precious treasure that my mother gave me and a precious gift that I left to my children.

We eat food in the form of trees. We take wood from trees to build our own houses. This article from the tree, we too.

On Arbor Day we plant new trees. The child helps to do the work. Many trees begin their lives on this day.

Question:1. What is Paper? 2.What day is the story of MadeFrom? 3.People on Arbor Day? 4.Help planting trees?

What will make a good impression on you in an interview and which will make a bad impression.

Tom travels by bus from the city to the suburbs, where he lives. The bus was very crowded, and he sat next to a fat woman. She was carrying a lot of shopping bags.

She bought a lot of things at the supermarket in the city. Tom's seat space was very cramped and he was uncomfortable. The bus finally arrived, and the passengers got off one after another.

Tom was very polite, he stood up and let the fat woman get out of the car first. She thanked him and tried to get up from her seat with the bag, but couldn't move. She was stuck.

Tom had to push her hard, and the flight attendant helped pull her out. Finally the woman finally came out, but was very unhappy. "I'm going to write a letter to the bus company complaining," she said, "and tell them to stop making the bus seats so cramped."

What do women do in the city? (Answer: Go to the supermarket to shop).

Did she finally get off? (Answer: got off).

What would she write to the bus company and say? (Answer: complain about the cramped seat).