I am anxious for an essay One Thing About Me .

1. Mom and Dad said: "There will always be some sad things, happy things, and unforgettable things in life." One of the things I remember most about growing up.

Today is a very happy day for me, because my grandmother and my younger brother were picked up by my mother, and I played with my brother after finishing my homework on this day, and sometimes my mother took us out to buy snacks! But I found that as soon as my brother came, my parents' love for me decreased. Therefore I was puzzled and depressed and thought:

Don't Mom and Dad love me?"

Unexpectedly, in just a few days, my mother found out about my distress. She said to me with concern: "My brother is still very young, rarely old in our family, he is not only your younger brother, but also our little guest, more care and love is what we should do."

I understood my parents' mood at the moment, and in the time after I finished my homework, I would take the initiative to help my grandmother pour water and share my fun toys with my brother, and I never quarreled with each other again. In a few days, everyone unanimously saw that I had changed from the initial narrow-mindedness to sensible and love.

In addition to being praised by everyone for respecting the elderly and caring for the young, my parents also praised me for being sensible, and I also got a happy time with my brother. And I also learned to care about my family!

2. When I was growing up, the things I experienced were like the stars in the sky, and I couldn't count them. But there is one thing that I will remember vividly and will never forget!

I remember when I was in first grade, in my first swimming lesson, we warmed up before swimming in the spacious gymnastics room to avoid cramps while swimming. When the class began, we first learned to hold our breath in the water, we held the railing with both hands, held our breath, and dived our heads into the water, and our bodies floated on the surface of the water. We're going to hold our breath for thirty seconds, one, two

Three, four, five、......Twenty.

Nine, thirty, finally over. But at this moment, my hands were weak, my feet were loose, and I accidentally sank to the bottom of the water, and for a moment, my mind went blank and I was terrified. The next second, reason told me that I must survive, and I struggled desperately, my arms flapping the water around me in a panic, as if death was clutching my neck tightly with its devilish hands, and it was difficult to breathe.

Suddenly, one of my hands touched someone's foot, and I was ecstatic, and I grabbed his foot and quickly drilled up, and finally climbed ashore. Only then did I realize that my snot had reached my chin, and my classmates couldn't help but laugh when they looked at my embarrassed appearance! But I was weak and dizzy.

Ever since I experienced this, I have been careful every time I swim and under the supervision of an adult. At the same time, I understand the preciousness of life - to cherish life is to cherish today.

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[Part 1: One thing I am most satisfied with].

Opening the box of memory, there is one thing I am most satisfied with, and I still remember it clearly.

It was when I was in second grade, and the second period of the afternoon was over, and my classmates flew out of the classroom like a flock of happy birds. I drank some water and was ready to go out to play, just walked to the middle of the path, found a blue automatic lead on the ground, I quickly picked it up, ready to hand it to the teacher for a while, and then I looked east and west, there was no one in the classroom, I tried it, strange and easy to use, I thought: it just so happens that my automatic lead is broken, this automatic lead is beautiful and easy to use, I don't know whose it is, and no one sees that I picked it up, so it might as well belong to me.

Then I happily put the automatic lead in the stationery box and went out to play.

In the third class, I couldn't resist taking out the automatic lead several times to use it, but I was afraid of being seen by others, and I felt really uncomfortable. I thought: It's not my own, it's not comfortable to hold, it's better to give it to the teacher, even if I take it home, my mother will criticize me, and the more I think about it, the stronger I am determined to give it to the teacher.

As soon as the bell rang for the end of class, I handed it to the teacher with the automatic lead.

When I got home, I told my mother about it, and she praised me for my good spirit. In the end, I got over myself and I'm happy with what I did.