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Today I donated 100 yuan to one of my colleagues whose family had hit traffic accident.When I heard the bad news,I got a big shock.Her daughter, only 14-year-old daughter,couldn’t survive.the couple hurt badly,who were still observed in hospital.

They went traveling during Qingming holiday to LuoYang by their own car.At a dark night,her husband had drived the car to hurry back home with tired,the accident happened.Their daughter is my son’s classmater,I know her very well,a pretty and lovely girl with long deep black hair.I fell so pity about her.

I can’t imagine how to face the reality to lost their dagughter as the couple are awake.Their life will be filled with tremendous pain later.As a mother I know to raise a child is not easy,there is no purpose in life without child,days will turn into years….what a terrible loss.

I hope that after long cries,she would be strong and take another breath,get dressed and move forward.

This is my first English blog even I have registered it for long,coz I rarely find anything that is worth putting down, since I’ve started it ,I intend to continue and insist to it.
I went to SOS children village yesterday,which locates a little bit far away from my school. The rainy day made me not so excited as expected.I got up earlier on purpose in case of the dalay of bus. When I reached there, I saw a tour team visiting the village the moment I was waiting for Miss Wu,who works there, warmly received me and introduced me something about the welfare institude. Judging from the accent of the tour members, i thought they may come from taiwan or at least southeastern china.
them,miss wu warmly received me and assigned me about seven or eight children,I became very happy to see that she trusted me. A moment later, we went to the children’s dorm to call them. They are so happy to a such a sister like me that they conducted me to show their dorms actively under the circumustance that we didn’t know each other.children living in this welfare institute are naughty,immature and naive. It seemed that they don’t have the concept that they are orphans.
we went to classroom and began my first english class. Only then did i discover that being a teacher was not as simple as i thought.It is too hard, especially when you faced a gang of six to nine years old children.wow, I came to realise the heavy burden. To be a volunteer is my long-time expectation, so i have to challenge myself even the task is harsh,hahah, harsh!true,for me,it is really harsh to manage those children,
i hope i can strive myself to better the community service.

words get in the way
Finally, I have to say, wanted to say something, but don’t know from which.
since made a monstrous decision that l introduce yourself to a friend.
Intent is hope you can happy, if you can , i willing to do everything for you, but leave you does not seem as easily as expect, looking at my expected results appear in my own eyes, step by step, and cannot explain myself is successful, for i don’t know what i am doing. Do to friends fair? I do not even know, but I have to try to make myself to what i said, to a friend’s commitment to export, although forever, must remember not to meet them, from that moment, I and she must always drawn, This is the result of my hope to see? Ha ha, very puzzling, since the decision is chosen, i must persevere, wish you happiness.

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