When the man's wife died, their baby was 2 years old. They had six other children -- three boys and three girls, aged from 4 to 16. The man's parents and his wife's parents came to visit. They said. “There's no way you can take care of all these children and work to make a living. So, we've decided to place each child with a different uncle or aunt.” The man refused.

    His business developed quickly. He was happy to see people and serve them. He became popular with people for his kindness and excellent customer service. People came from far away to do business with him. And the children helped both at home and at work. Five years later, he moved the family to a tiny town and opened a small business. The children grew up and got married. Five of the seven went to college. The man took pride in his children. As they had children, he invited them to his workplace and his small home. They brought each other great joy. No one enjoyed grandchildren more than this man. Finally, the youngest daughter got married. After he finished his life work, the father died. This man's work had been the lonely but joyful task of raising his family. This man was my father. I was the 16-year-old boy, the oldest of seven.

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    Each of us makes mistakes from time to time. In fact, we can 1 a lot from our mistakes.

    Donnie was a 2student and he never answered questions in class. He was afraid 3making mistakes. He never finished his homework4 he didn't want to make any mistakes. Nothing changed 5Mary, a teacher, came to our 6.

    One morning, Donnie was asked to 7some questions. After a while, he was in tears because he made a mistake. 8Mary got a box filled with erasers from the desk.

    "Look, Donnie," she said standing beside 9. "I have something to show you." She10the erasers, one at a time, and put them on the desk.

    "See these erasers, Donnie?" she said. "do you know 11these erasers become smaller and smaller? That's because we make mistakes. But we erase(擦掉) the mistakes and try 12. That's what you must learn."

    "Here," she said," I'll13one eraser on your desk, so you'll remember that 14may make mistakes." Donnie looked at Mary and smiled.

Donnie15a lot from then on. He knew that everyone might make mistakes. He should learn from them and tried again.

    Christopher Wilson, a Texas-based DJ and producer, is better known by his stage name, Riot Ten. But what's unbelievable about him and his family's journey is that he has never let negative situations shake or shape his direction.

    From a young age, Wilson knew he wanted to go for1. When dropping out at seventeen and having little family support, he still started his career as an uphill battle.

    "Thinking positive, thinking big is huge for success," he said, "I've always imagined myself rich, successful and at the top of everything I did. I really believe in positivity... That positive energy shows itself in work and opportunities."

    Wilson took this energy and ran with it, slowly building a career and name for himself in the music industry, despite criticism from others, financial (money) challenges and the difficulty of 2 both his duties as a father, and his great love for making music.

    With the birth of Wilson's second child, Kai, however, both his positive attitude and career were3 dramatically.

    On September 3, 2017, Kai was born-weighing less than two pounds and with a large welt on the side of his head. Kai was said to have less than a 50% chance of living, and if he did live, there was a 50% chance he'd have cerebral palsy (脑性瘫痪). For Wilson, this was terrifying -the unknown, the fear of 4 his child. He also felt the powerlessness in watching Kai struggle to5 on his own. Wilson was then told Kai was missing a part of his brain, something that would affect all motor skills.

    He had no 6; he just had to wait. But even in the moments of fear, of helplessness, of pain, Wilson kept positive. He kept creating, kept believing and kept moving forward.

    In the course of a few months, he had answers. Kai didn't have cerebral palsy, and he would survive. After one month of a breathing tube, Kai was able to breathe on his own, and even began to show7 baby behavior.

    "I've always thought everything happens for a reason," Wilson says, "Kai probably shouldn't be alive, and he somehow made it. And everything we expected to happen- his coming out 8, not having cerebral palsy, being able to breathe on his own- it all worked out. There's a plan for everything."

    It's this attitude that has 9 Riot Ten to success. He released his second EP (唱片), "Hype or Die: The Dead EP" on February 16, 2017, and his song," Rail Breaker" has hit No.1 on all dubstep charts.

No matter what life throws at us, Wilson has continued to stay positive and share his passion for music with the world.

    David and Tim are brothers and they are in the same school.

    One afternoon, 1they finished their lessons, they stayed in the school to help their teacher work. They2for an hour. Then the teacher said, "Thank you, boys. We will finish the work tomorrow. It's getting dark. Now you3go home." When the boys got home, it was seven o'clock. The lights were on in their house and the door was4.They saw a man in the house.

     "Who can it be?" David thought." Dad and Mum are5now. They won't be back until(直到) eight o'clock."

    6the man saw David, he smiled and said, " Come in! You don't know me. But I am your 7 friend. He asked me to fetch(取) something for him." However, the man didn't see Tim.

    David went into the house and talked with the man. Tim quickly went to8the police. Soon Tim and a policeman came back. When the man saw the policeman, he tried to run out of the door, but the policeman9 him.

    Just then Mr and Mrs Baker, the boys'10came back home from work. The policeman asked Mr Baker, "Do you know the man?"

    "No," said Mr Baker, "I don't know him. He must be a thief."

    My mother only had one eye. And because of this, I never wished her to show up in my school, being afraid that my classmates would 1 I had an ugly mother.

    One day during primary school, I was terribly ill. My mother came.

    "Your mom only has one eye?" asked some of my classmates. I was so 2.

    I wished my mother would just 3 from this world." If you make me teased(嘲笑), why don't you just die?" I shouted at her, taking no notice of the sad look on her face. My mother just handed me some medicine and left without saying 4.

    At that time, I felt 5 to say what I always wanted to say, and I didn't think I had hurt her feelings very much. That night I saw my mom crying in her room, so quietly, as if she was afraid that she might 6 me. Even so, I hated her tears from one eye. I made a decision: I must study hard and leave my mother.

    Years later my dream came true. I was quite successful and lived 7. I never thought of going back to see my" ugly "mother until one day I got a letter, which said, "My son... I'm sorry I only have one eye. When you were little, you got into a(n) 8 and lost your eye. As a mom, I couldn't stand watching you live with only one eye.9 gave you mine. I was never angry with you and I never regretted

(后悔) what I did because I 10 you..."

    I cried out aloud. Only then did I realize how beautiful my mother was!