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Our Thoughts Struggles in Life Can Be with Ourselves
The lessons we learn affect our future

Some people may say the lessons that we learn today will not affect our future. In my point of view, I disagree this statement. The lessons are not only the lessons that we learn from school, on the other hands, their can be the lessons that we learn from society. I thinks most of us have been to be a volunteer. Being volunteer is a wonderful experience, is also a very good lessons that we learn from society. hose When I was in 9, my parents and I went to the orphanage to helped those orphans. At that time, I used to like a princess. I had loving family and friends. I can do what i want and didn’t need to worried about everything because my parents did everything for me. Compared with those orphans, I was a lucky girl. However, before I went to the orphanage, I never realized that.

We reached the orphanage, I surprised that so many children lived in one room, and the children from there just wore shabby old clothes. I was thinking about myself. I have a individual room, I have a comfortable bed and colorful wallpaper and etc. I never know how lucky I am. Then, I led them to the ground and played games with them. Some of them were so poor, they cannot played with us because they had some disorders. I was trying hard to make happy with them. During the break, I told the story that I read from my Green’s Fairy Tales. They were so focus on my story, and I were so happy that I can made them happy. After I finish told the tales, they were still immersed in interesting story. I were amazed that they listened the fairy tales hardly, so I decided to donate some fairy books for them afterward. Additionally, I had a lunch with those little friends. It’s time to went home, but I wanted to stay there for a while and showed them more interesting things. Finally, I promised them that I will go there afterward.

In the way home, dad asked me about my feeling of them. I said I realized how lucky I am and I won’t complain something.

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