Kneel and beg for a diary of the sixth grade of primary school, 500 words, please! Urgent! Please!

It's time for lunch, and I swallow my saliva at the tempting meal. Today's lunch has my favorite braised fish, and I can't wait to pick up a piece of fish and put it in my mouth"Ah, what a delicacy! "

Suddenly, I felt like a fishbone was stuck in my throat. I coughed a few times, but there was nothing, and I thought, maybe it was psychological, there were no fish bones at all. I continued to eat.

As soon as I swallowed a mouthful of food, my throat hurt like a pinpin poke. It turned out that the fish bones were really stuck in the throat. I was so anxious that I pointed to the fish on the table, and I couldn't say a word in agony.

Finding out that I was stuck in a fish bone, my father and mother were nervous. Dad said:"Hurry up and eat leeks, don't chew too badly, and swallow it in a big gulp.

I did so immediately. After a few mouthfuls of leeks, the fish bones seemed to be gone. I was about to continue eating, only to find that the fish bones were still there.

I said in despair"What to do? Still in my throat!

At this time, my mother poured a small bowl of vinegar and told me to drink it. I didn't think about it, I just drank it. Mom hurriedly said:

Slow down, slow down, drink slowly! "The vinegar was drunk, and after a while, I coughed lightly, and sure enough, it worked, and the fish bones were from then on"Leave"Got me! I shouted with joy:

No, really no! "The family finally breathed a sigh of relief.

I asked my mom:"Why was I stuck in a fish bone, my father told me to eat leeks, and you told me to drink vinegar slowly? "Mom smiled and said"Eat leeks in large gulps because of their fiber.

You can take the fish bones down your throat when you swallow them. If this trick doesn't work, it means that the spines are relatively small, so you have to drink some vinegar. Vinegar is acidic, which can break down the calcium in the fish bones, and when the fish bones become soft, won't they fall off easily?

You have to read more books, and you have all this knowledge in the books. "

After listening to my mother's words, I felt ashamed. I can't imagine that the small problems in life also need to be solved with knowledge from books. I don't think I'll ever think of reading as a task again. I want to say out loud: I love fish! I love to read more!

This morning, I started the "launching ceremony" of reviewing math, practicing math, and strengthening math according to the "holiday plan" that my dad asked me to write!

At first, I thought it was a bit difficult, but the more I did it, the more I realized that it was so simple, and I thought math was so interesting! For example:

There is a five-digit number, the lowest digit is 8, the highest digit is 3, the number on the single digit is twice the number on the tenth, and the sum of the first three digits and the sum of the last three digits are all 19, what is this five-digit number?

Answer: First calculate the highest and lowest digits of this five-digit number, then count the ten digits 8 2=4, then calculate 8+4=12 19-12=7, and finally calculate 3+7=10 19-10=9, this five-digit number is 39748!

I didn't like math before and thought it was boring, but now I think math is so simple and interesting! You'll love math!

Summer vacation starts today. Summer vacation is here, but what to do during the summer vacation? I think I want to do something different, but I don't know how to start with ** and end ...... from **Maybe there was no beginning, no end. Summer vacation is like this, and so is life.

Help mom with household chores.

Help my mother with housework Today, I was halfway through my homework and wanted to take a break, but at this moment, my mother was holding a mop and mopping the floor. Seeing this scene, I thought to myself: Hey, if I go and help her mop the floor, I can take a break, and I can help my mother with the housework, so that's it!

So, I helped my mom start mopping the floor. I mopped my room first, at first I was mopping from the outside in, but then my mother taught me: "Mop the floor from the inside out, so that you don't step on the freshly mopped floor and get dirty."

My mom taught me some tips and tricks on mopping the floor. So, I learned my lesson and quickly mopped the ground.

But when my mother came to visit, she said that my mop was too dirty, and painted some parts of the room into "big flower faces". She called me to the bathroom and taught me how to "wash" the mop, only to see that she first put the mop into a small basin filled with water, poked it a few times, and then pulled up a wrench on the mop, and the sponge at the bottom of the mop automatically squeezed the water dry, which was incredible! Then he poured out another basin of dirty water, replaced it with a new basin of water, and then washed the mop again as before, and it was really much cleaner.

I mopped my room again and this time it was much smoother!

After this show, I learned that housework also requires brains!