Essay on inspiration from life of more than 500 words

In life, there are countless philosophies waiting for you to discover, as long as you are careful, you can naturally find philosophies that are enough to affect your life.

On Sunday, a few of my classmates and I went to the park to run for a race.

When we ran sweaty, our mouths were very thirsty, and it would be nice to have a bottle of water! I hurriedly rummaged through my pockets, haha! I found a dollar coin in my pocket, and I excitedly walked to the small shop on the side of the road, and I pointed to the milk on the counter and said:

How much is this bottle of milk, Auntie? The aunt said, "One piece five."

Ah, I want five pieces, but I only have one! The kind aunt seemed to understand my intentions, and sold it to me for a dollar, and I happily took the milk, "Hey, why don't you have so much ash?" I asked strangely.

It's because there's a lot of dust on the side of the road. "Anyway, it wasn't dirty inside, and I couldn't wait to finish the whole bottle of milk.

As soon as I walked into the house, my stomach hurt, and then it hurt more and more, and my mother came over and said that you must have eaten something unhygienic. Could it be the milk just now, I found the bottle from the trash can, it turned out to be an expired bottle of milk, no wonder it was sold so cheaply.

Children, you have to learn from me, you must pay attention to the expiration date when you buy things.

The ant is an animal the size of a grain of rice, with two antennae and six thin feet (like a hair strand), which is so inconspicuous that we can send the ant to heaven with one foot, (so) we often forget (and it is better to ignore it). Once, on my way home, I stumbled upon a biscuit the size of a fist. A black ant that was a little smaller than a grain of rice slowly climbed to the edge of the biscuit, and it topped it, probably because it found that the biscuit was too heavy, and it didn't move to top it again, but slowly crawled to its own nest.

I waited for more than ten minutes, but the ant hadn't come back yet. I thought that the ant item would not move and went back. As soon as I took a step, I saw a large swarm of ants, floating to the side of the biscuit like a black headband.

I saw that none of them were eating, but slowly surrounded the biscuits the size of a fist. None of them did not push their bodies under the biscuit with all their might, but the biscuit did not move a millimeter. I thought they would leave the "huge" biscuit, but they didn't, but half (a few small) ants left, and (hurriedly) walked (changed to) the direction of the nest, and the ants who left came anew with twice as many ants (and came with a huge army of ants!).

Together with the ants (confluence) who were left on the side of the biscuit, they lifted the biscuit, and they struggled on all six legs to push the biscuit out by a centimeter, and they slowly pushed the biscuit back into the nest.

Ants really don't know if they don't look at it, and they are startled when they see it. Ants are really bbbb