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Late Summer and Fall Cruise(乘船游览)Deals for Families

Spending a week or so at sea，hopping from one foreign island toanother，is afantastic way to leave your cares behind and just focus on relaxing andspending quality time with the family．If you and the kids are expecting a different type of holiday，a cruise might be what you’relooking for．

    These completely packagedcruises arc available for September，October and December  sailings，so chat with a travel expect andbook now！

8-Night CaribbeanVacation

    What：For an after-holidaycruise，a 7-nightCaribbean cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Oasis(绿洲)of the Seas on December 26 might be the way to go，with rates that start at$1799  per person．

    What’s Included：This package includes a 7-nightcruise，a 1-nighthotel stay in Fort  Lauderdale，and transfers to ship．

9-Night Hawaii Vacation

    What：Sail aboardNorwegian’s Pride ofAmerica to Hawaii and discover its heritage and history with this 9-night package that start at$1755 per person for theOctober 24 sailing．   

    What’s Included：The package includes a 7-nightcruise，a 2-nighthotel stay in Honolulu，a 2-night car rental，and ship and airport transfers．

10-Night Alaska Cruise Tour

What：Aboard NCL’s Norwegian Sun，see glaciers，icebergs，whales and quiet Alaskan  fishing towns on September 7just beforesummer officially ends．Rates start at$1614 per person．

    What’s Included：This summer package includes a 7-nightcruise,a3-night cruise tour,  andtransfers to the ship．

8-Night Alaska Vacation   

What：Take a 7-night Alaskan cruise with‘the kids aboard NCL’s Norwegian Jewe1 on September 12，with money-saving rates that start at $1092 per person．

What’s Included：The package includes a 7-night cruise．a 1-night hotel room near the  Seattle．Tacoma International Airport，and transfers to your hotel and ship．

21．Which is proper for a family who want to have a Vacation in October?

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Late Summer and Fall Cruise(乘船游览)Deals for Families

Spending a week or so at sea，hopping from one foreign island toanother，is afantastic way to leave your cares behind and just focus on relaxing andspending quality time with the family．If you and the kids are expecting a different type of holiday，a cruise might be what you’relooking for．

    These completely packagedcruises arc available for September，October and December  sailings，so chat with a travel expect andbook now！

8-Night CaribbeanVacation

    What：For an after-holidaycruise，a 7-nightCaribbean cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Oasis(绿洲)of the Seas on December 26 might be the way to go，with rates that start at$1799  per person．

    What’s Included：This package includes a 7-nightcruise，a 1-nighthotel stay in Fort  Lauderdale，and transfers to ship．

9-Night Hawaii Vacation

    What：Sail aboardNorwegian’s Pride ofAmerica to Hawaii and discover its heritage and history with this 9-night package that start at$1755 per person for theOctober 24 sailing．   

    What’s Included：The package includes a 7-nightcruise，a 2-nighthotel stay in Honolulu，a 2-night car rental，and ship and airport transfers．

10-Night Alaska Cruise Tour

What：Aboard NCL’s Norwegian Sun，see glaciers，icebergs，whales and quiet Alaskan  fishing towns on September 7just beforesummer officially ends．Rates start at$1614 per person．

    What’s Included：This summer package includes a 7-nightcruise,a3-night cruise tour,  andtransfers to the ship．

8-Night Alaska Vacation   

What：Take a 7-night Alaskan cruise with‘the kids aboard NCL’s Norwegian Jewe1 on September 12，with money-saving rates that start at $1092 per person．

What’s Included：The package includes a 7-night cruise．a 1-night hotel room near the  Seattle．Tacoma International Airport，and transfers to your hotel and ship．

22．How much should one at least pay to enjoy the Alaskan fishing towns?

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Late Summer and Fall Cruise(乘船游览)Deals for Families

Spending a week or so at sea，hopping from one foreign island toanother，is afantastic way to leave your cares behind and just focus on relaxing andspending quality time with the family．If you and the kids are expecting a different type of holiday，a cruise might be what you’relooking for．

    These completely packagedcruises arc available for September，October and December  sailings，so chat with a travel expect andbook now！

8-Night CaribbeanVacation

    What：For an after-holidaycruise，a 7-nightCaribbean cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Oasis(绿洲)of the Seas on December 26 might be the way to go，with rates that start at$1799  per person．

    What’s Included：This package includes a 7-nightcruise，a 1-nighthotel stay in Fort  Lauderdale，and transfers to ship．

9-Night Hawaii Vacation

    What：Sail aboardNorwegian’s Pride ofAmerica to Hawaii and discover its heritage and history with this 9-night package that start at$1755 per person for theOctober 24 sailing．   

    What’s Included：The package includes a 7-nightcruise，a 2-nighthotel stay in Honolulu，a 2-night car rental，and ship and airport transfers．

10-Night Alaska Cruise Tour

What：Aboard NCL’s Norwegian Sun，see glaciers，icebergs，whales and quiet Alaskan  fishing towns on September 7just beforesummer officially ends．Rates start at$1614 per person．

    What’s Included：This summer package includes a 7-nightcruise,a3-night cruise tour,  andtransfers to the ship．

8-Night Alaska Vacation   

What：Take a 7-night Alaskan cruise with‘the kids aboard NCL’s Norwegian Jewe1 on September 12，with money-saving rates that start at $1092 per person．

What’s Included：The package includes a 7-night cruise．a 1-night hotel room near the  Seattle．Tacoma International Airport，and transfers to your hotel and ship．

23．One who has a tight budget but wants to spend a few days at sea might choose____．

B

Jeff Kinneyis the author of the best-selling book series，Diary of a Wimpy Kid． With 10 separate titles to date，the series tells the story of a“middle schoo1 weakling(懦弱者)”named Greg Heffley as he figures out how to navigate his way throughadolescence．

First publishedin 2007，the serieshas since earned two Children's Choice Book Awards and five Nickelodeon Kid’schoice Awards．Kinney wasnamed one of TIME magazine’s most influential people in 2009．There are currently more than 2 million copies of the series in printand Kinney's books have been on the New York Times bestseller list for morethan 400 weeks in total．

Kinneyreleased Diary of a Wimpy Kid ：Old School，the 10th book in the series， on November 3．In the book，Greg and his family decide to ditchmodern technology，but Greg has ahard time going screen-free．“This is my 10th book．”Kinney said，“I figured it was a good  timeto go back to basics．Come back to the start．Greg is starting his first day of middle school in this book．

Kinney wasborn in 1971．As a studentat the University of Maryland，Kinney became  interested indrawing cartoons and ran a comic strip(连载漫画)in the campus newspaper．“I  always wanted to be anewspaper cartoonist，”said Kinney．“It became obvious to me that I wasn’t good enoughto break into newspapers．Then I finally came up with this idea where I  started drawing as a kid．I was pretending I was a kid in mycartoons and that’s how I cameup with the idea for Greg Heffley and Diaryof a Wimpy Kid．”

Though Kinneymade the transition from comics to books，all of his books include illustrations he draws in a newspaper comic style．

For hiscontinued efforts to teach kids a lifelong love of books and reading，Jeff Kinney is a nominee(提名)for TFK’s 2015 Person of the Year．

24．What can we learn about Diary of a Wimpy Kid ?．

B

Jeff Kinneyis the author of the best-selling book series，Diary of a Wimpy Kid． With 10 separate titles to date，the series tells the story of a“middle schoo1 weakling(懦弱者)”named Greg Heffley as he figures out how to navigate his way throughadolescence．

First publishedin 2007，the serieshas since earned two Children's Choice Book Awards and five Nickelodeon Kid’schoice Awards．Kinney wasnamed one of TIME magazine’s most influential people in 2009．There are currently more than 2 million copies of the series in printand Kinney's books have been on the New York Times bestseller list for morethan 400 weeks in total．

Kinneyreleased Diary of a Wimpy Kid ：Old School，the 10th book in the series， on November 3．In the book，Greg and his family decide to ditchmodern technology，but Greg has ahard time going screen-free．“This is my 10th book．”Kinney said，“I figured it was a good  timeto go back to basics．Come back to the start．Greg is starting his first day of middle school in this book．

Kinney wasborn in 1971．As a studentat the University of Maryland，Kinney became  interested indrawing cartoons and ran a comic strip(连载漫画)in the campus newspaper．“I  always wanted to be anewspaper cartoonist，”said Kinney．“It became obvious to me that I wasn’t good enoughto break into newspapers．Then I finally came up with this idea where I  started drawing as a kid．I was pretending I was a kid in mycartoons and that’s how I cameup with the idea for Greg Heffley and Diaryof a Wimpy Kid．”

Though Kinneymade the transition from comics to books，all of his books include illustrations he draws in a newspaper comic style．

For hiscontinued efforts to teach kids a lifelong love of books and reading，Jeff Kinney is a nominee(提名)for TFK’s 2015 Person of the Year．

27．Why does Kinney win the nominee for TFK’s 2015 person of the Year?

C

Good computerskills are desirable in today’s digital age，and playing computer games can help children practice those skills—as long as they don’t overdo it．scientists warn．A British study found that thosewho played computer games less than once a week achieved better grades atschool than ones who played them twice a day or more often．The study also found that daily useof social media did not affect school performance．

“It was clear that social media didn’t have any impact．I think that’s more because social media is part of every child’s life．It’s the way they communicate．It’s the waythey keep in touch with their friends，”said Celine McStravick of the National Children’s Bureau Northern Ireland．

Parentsincreasingly complain of having difficulty getting their children away from    computer games．Some even seek help for theirteenagers who they say are addicted to them．The study did not look into addiction，but suggested computer games can cause children to stay up late inthe evenings，making themtired and less able to focus at school the next day．

Mark Starkey，the owner of the Heart of Gamingcomputer game outlet(批发商)in London，said there is also the difference between older games and the newones．

“The ability to make games a lot more bigger，a lot more detailed，a lot more complex is  here now．It's going to hold their attention longer．‘Oh my god，I have to see what happens next’etc．However，the old games challenge more your hand-eye coordination(协调)，your speed，your timing，your reactions，rather than your imagination，”said Starkey．

The gamesindustry has long claimed there is no proven link between games and addiction．But the new study says additionalresearch is needed to establish the effect of computer game- playing onperformance at schoo1．

29．What’s Celine’s attitudes towards the use of social media?

C

Good computerskills are desirable in today’s digital age，and playing computer games can help children practice those skills—as long as they don’t overdo it．scientists warn．A British study found that thosewho played computer games less than once a week achieved better grades atschool than ones who played them twice a day or more often．The study also found that daily useof social media did not affect school performance．

“It was clear that social media didn’t have any impact．I think that’s more because social media is part of every child’s life．It’s the way they communicate．It’s the waythey keep in touch with their friends，”said Celine McStravick of the National Children’s Bureau Northern Ireland．

Parentsincreasingly complain of having difficulty getting their children away from    computer games．Some even seek help for theirteenagers who they say are addicted to them．The study did not look into addiction，but suggested computer games can cause children to stay up late inthe evenings，making themtired and less able to focus at school the next day．

Mark Starkey，the owner of the Heart of Gamingcomputer game outlet(批发商)in London，said there is also the difference between older games and the newones．

“The ability to make games a lot more bigger，a lot more detailed，a lot more complex is  here now．It's going to hold their attention longer．‘Oh my god，I have to see what happens next’etc．However，the old games challenge more your hand-eye coordination(协调)，your speed，your timing，your reactions，rather than your imagination，”said Starkey．

The gamesindustry has long claimed there is no proven link between games and addiction．But the new study says additionalresearch is needed to establish the effect of computer game- playing onperformance at schoo1．

30．In which way do the old computer games benefit you?

B

Jeff Kinneyis the author of the best-selling book series，Diary of a Wimpy Kid． With 10 separate titles to date，the series tells the story of a“middle schoo1 weakling(懦弱者)”named Greg Heffley as he figures out how to navigate his way throughadolescence．

First publishedin 2007，the serieshas since earned two Children's Choice Book Awards and five Nickelodeon Kid’schoice Awards．Kinney wasnamed one of TIME magazine’s most influential people in 2009．There are currently more than 2 million copies of the series in printand Kinney's books have been on the New York Times bestseller list for morethan 400 weeks in total．

Kinneyreleased Diary of a Wimpy Kid ：Old School，the 10th book in the series， on November 3．In the book，Greg and his family decide to ditchmodern technology，but Greg has ahard time going screen-free．“This is my 10th book．”Kinney said，“I figured it was a good  timeto go back to basics．Come back to the start．Greg is starting his first day of middle school in this book．

Kinney wasborn in 1971．As a studentat the University of Maryland，Kinney became  interested indrawing cartoons and ran a comic strip(连载漫画)in the campus newspaper．“I  always wanted to be anewspaper cartoonist，”said Kinney．“It became obvious to me that I wasn’t good enoughto break into newspapers．Then I finally came up with this idea where I  started drawing as a kid．I was pretending I was a kid in mycartoons and that’s how I cameup with the idea for Greg Heffley and Diaryof a Wimpy Kid．”

Though Kinneymade the transition from comics to books，all of his books include illustrations he draws in a newspaper comic style．

For hiscontinued efforts to teach kids a lifelong love of books and reading，Jeff Kinney is a nominee(提名)for TFK’s 2015 Person of the Year．

25．What does the underlined word“ditch”in Paragraph 3 probably mean?

B

Jeff Kinneyis the author of the best-selling book series，Diary of a Wimpy Kid． With 10 separate titles to date，the series tells the story of a“middle schoo1 weakling(懦弱者)”named Greg Heffley as he figures out how to navigate his way throughadolescence．

First publishedin 2007，the serieshas since earned two Children's Choice Book Awards and five Nickelodeon Kid’schoice Awards．Kinney wasnamed one of TIME magazine’s most influential people in 2009．There are currently more than 2 million copies of the series in printand Kinney's books have been on the New York Times bestseller list for morethan 400 weeks in total．

Kinneyreleased Diary of a Wimpy Kid ：Old School，the 10th book in the series， on November 3．In the book，Greg and his family decide to ditchmodern technology，but Greg has ahard time going screen-free．“This is my 10th book．”Kinney said，“I figured it was a good  timeto go back to basics．Come back to the start．Greg is starting his first day of middle school in this book．

Kinney wasborn in 1971．As a studentat the University of Maryland，Kinney became  interested indrawing cartoons and ran a comic strip(连载漫画)in the campus newspaper．“I  always wanted to be anewspaper cartoonist，”said Kinney．“It became obvious to me that I wasn’t good enoughto break into newspapers．Then I finally came up with this idea where I  started drawing as a kid．I was pretending I was a kid in mycartoons and that’s how I cameup with the idea for Greg Heffley and Diaryof a Wimpy Kid．”

Though Kinneymade the transition from comics to books，all of his books include illustrations he draws in a newspaper comic style．

For hiscontinued efforts to teach kids a lifelong love of books and reading，Jeff Kinney is a nominee(提名)for TFK’s 2015 Person of the Year．

26．Which of the following best describes Kinney according to Paragraph 4？

C

Good computerskills are desirable in today’s digital age，and playing computer games can help children practice those skills—as long as they don’t overdo it．scientists warn．A British study found that thosewho played computer games less than once a week achieved better grades atschool than ones who played them twice a day or more often．The study also found that daily useof social media did not affect school performance．

“It was clear that social media didn’t have any impact．I think that’s more because social media is part of every child’s life．It’s the way they communicate．It’s the waythey keep in touch with their friends，”said Celine McStravick of the National Children’s Bureau Northern Ireland．

Parentsincreasingly complain of having difficulty getting their children away from    computer games．Some even seek help for theirteenagers who they say are addicted to them．The study did not look into addiction，but suggested computer games can cause children to stay up late inthe evenings，making themtired and less able to focus at school the next day．

Mark Starkey，the owner of the Heart of Gamingcomputer game outlet(批发商)in London，said there is also the difference between older games and the newones．

“The ability to make games a lot more bigger，a lot more detailed，a lot more complex is  here now．It's going to hold their attention longer．‘Oh my god，I have to see what happens next’etc．However，the old games challenge more your hand-eye coordination(协调)，your speed，your timing，your reactions，rather than your imagination，”said Starkey．

The gamesindustry has long claimed there is no proven link between games and addiction．But the new study says additionalresearch is needed to establish the effect of computer game- playing onperformance at schoo1．

28．We can learn from the passage that_____．

C

Good computerskills are desirable in today’s digital age，and playing computer games can help children practice those skills—as long as they don’t overdo it．scientists warn．A British study found that thosewho played computer games less than once a week achieved better grades atschool than ones who played them twice a day or more often．The study also found that daily useof social media did not affect school performance．

“It was clear that social media didn’t have any impact．I think that’s more because social media is part of every child’s life．It’s the way they communicate．It’s the waythey keep in touch with their friends，”said Celine McStravick of the National Children’s Bureau Northern Ireland．

Parentsincreasingly complain of having difficulty getting their children away from    computer games．Some even seek help for theirteenagers who they say are addicted to them．The study did not look into addiction，but suggested computer games can cause children to stay up late inthe evenings，making themtired and less able to focus at school the next day．

Mark Starkey，the owner of the Heart of Gamingcomputer game outlet(批发商)in London，said there is also the difference between older games and the newones．

“The ability to make games a lot more bigger，a lot more detailed，a lot more complex is  here now．It's going to hold their attention longer．‘Oh my god，I have to see what happens next’etc．However，the old games challenge more your hand-eye coordination(协调)，your speed，your timing，your reactions，rather than your imagination，”said Starkey．

The gamesindustry has long claimed there is no proven link between games and addiction．But the new study says additionalresearch is needed to establish the effect of computer game- playing onperformance at schoo1．

31．What can we infer from the passage?

D

The U．K．based company，Gumdrop Ltd，has come up with a brilliant idea that enables easy disposal(处理)of chewed gum using specializedrecycling bins．Passersby cansimply put any unwanted chewing gum into the bright pink receptacles(容器)that have been installed    across the city of London．Once full，they are mailed to Gumdropheadquarters where the gum is recycled to other useful things like rubber bootsand phone cases as well．  

Though thepink bins clearly indicate that they are meant for gum recycling，there is always the risk that peoplewill use them to get rid of all kinds of waste．To ensure that it is just gum that gets recycled，the company has developed a specialsystem that extracts(提取)any foreign items that have been mixed in．   

Anna Bullus，who founded the company in 2009，says she was inspired to create theclever receptacles after observing the sticky mess caused by gum waste on thestreets of London ．To test if people would be willing to dispose of gum responsibly，she set up two bins inside a men’s restroom at Southampton Airport．It was extremely successful! Bullussays they had to pick up the full receptacles five times a year，which cost the company$300 USD．

While thetest convinced Bullus that she was on the right track，it took another three years beforethe pink receptacles were adopted by Legoland outside of London．Their success has led to the rapiddeployment of the bright pink bins in the country’s streets，offices and even schools．

Bullus nowhopes to take her Gumdrops to countries around the world．Among the top on her list is the U．S．A where an estimated 59％of the population chews gum! The company has also introduced GumdropOn-the-Go—a personalrecycling device that can be attached to key chains enables consumers to getrid of gum waste in a responsible manner．

32．Why is Gumdrop Ltd’s gum recycling idea brilliant?

D

The U．K．based company，Gumdrop Ltd，has come up with a brilliant idea that enables easy disposal(处理)of chewed gum using specializedrecycling bins．Passersby cansimply put any unwanted chewing gum into the bright pink receptacles(容器)that have been installed    across the city of London．Once full，they are mailed to Gumdropheadquarters where the gum is recycled to other useful things like rubber bootsand phone cases as well．  

Though thepink bins clearly indicate that they are meant for gum recycling，there is always the risk that peoplewill use them to get rid of all kinds of waste．To ensure that it is just gum that gets recycled，the company has developed a specialsystem that extracts(提取)any foreign items that have been mixed in．   

Anna Bullus，who founded the company in 2009，says she was inspired to create theclever receptacles after observing the sticky mess caused by gum waste on thestreets of London ．To test if people would be willing to dispose of gum responsibly，she set up two bins inside a men’s restroom at Southampton Airport．It was extremely successful! Bullussays they had to pick up the full receptacles five times a year，which cost the company$300 USD．

While thetest convinced Bullus that she was on the right track，it took another three years beforethe pink receptacles were adopted by Legoland outside of London．Their success has led to the rapiddeployment of the bright pink bins in the country’s streets，offices and even schools．

Bullus nowhopes to take her Gumdrops to countries around the world．Among the top on her list is the U．S．A where an estimated 59％of the population chews gum! The company has also introduced GumdropOn-the-Go—a personalrecycling device that can be attached to key chains enables consumers to getrid of gum waste in a responsible manner．

33．By what test did Bullus know her idea was practical?

D

The U．K．based company，Gumdrop Ltd，has come up with a brilliant idea that enables easy disposal(处理)of chewed gum using specializedrecycling bins．Passersby cansimply put any unwanted chewing gum into the bright pink receptacles(容器)that have been installed    across the city of London．Once full，they are mailed to Gumdropheadquarters where the gum is recycled to other useful things like rubber bootsand phone cases as well．  

Though thepink bins clearly indicate that they are meant for gum recycling，there is always the risk that peoplewill use them to get rid of all kinds of waste．To ensure that it is just gum that gets recycled，the company has developed a specialsystem that extracts(提取)any foreign items that have been mixed in．   

Anna Bullus，who founded the company in 2009，says she was inspired to create theclever receptacles after observing the sticky mess caused by gum waste on thestreets of London ．To test if people would be willing to dispose of gum responsibly，she set up two bins inside a men’s restroom at Southampton Airport．It was extremely successful! Bullussays they had to pick up the full receptacles five times a year，which cost the company$300 USD．

While thetest convinced Bullus that she was on the right track，it took another three years beforethe pink receptacles were adopted by Legoland outside of London．Their success has led to the rapiddeployment of the bright pink bins in the country’s streets，offices and even schools．

Bullus nowhopes to take her Gumdrops to countries around the world．Among the top on her list is the U．S．A where an estimated 59％of the population chews gum! The company has also introduced GumdropOn-the-Go—a personalrecycling device that can be attached to key chains enables consumers to getrid of gum waste in a responsible manner．

34．Bullus’s success“has led to the rapid deployment”means that their bright pink receptacles

D

The U．K．based company，Gumdrop Ltd，has come up with a brilliant idea that enables easy disposal(处理)of chewed gum using specializedrecycling bins．Passersby cansimply put any unwanted chewing gum into the bright pink receptacles(容器)that have been installed    across the city of London．Once full，they are mailed to Gumdropheadquarters where the gum is recycled to other useful things like rubber bootsand phone cases as well．  

Though thepink bins clearly indicate that they are meant for gum recycling，there is always the risk that peoplewill use them to get rid of all kinds of waste．To ensure that it is just gum that gets recycled，the company has developed a specialsystem that extracts(提取)any foreign items that have been mixed in．   

Anna Bullus，who founded the company in 2009，says she was inspired to create theclever receptacles after observing the sticky mess caused by gum waste on thestreets of London ．To test if people would be willing to dispose of gum responsibly，she set up two bins inside a men’s restroom at Southampton Airport．It was extremely successful! Bullussays they had to pick up the full receptacles five times a year，which cost the company$300 USD．

While thetest convinced Bullus that she was on the right track，it took another three years beforethe pink receptacles were adopted by Legoland outside of London．Their success has led to the rapiddeployment of the bright pink bins in the country’s streets，offices and even schools．

Bullus nowhopes to take her Gumdrops to countries around the world．Among the top on her list is the U．S．A where an estimated 59％of the population chews gum! The company has also introduced GumdropOn-the-Go—a personalrecycling device that can be attached to key chains enables consumers to getrid of gum waste in a responsible manner．

35．We can learn from the passage that__________．

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !

I was on my way home when a man came up to me excited，yelling：“Gil! Gil Gadson!”I said“yes，”to which he grabbed me in a bear hug．He stepped back and saw the look of 41 on my face．He continued to 42 how he knew me．

You see，I work in the 43 of mental health and substance(药物)abuse and often speak at 44 places．He said that at one such place．I had given a speech about the 45 of gratitude(感激) and that it had changed his life．He said we had even 46 for a while after my speech and that my words had made him re-evaluate everything in his 47 ．He continued by sharing that he started 48 the things he had，stopped feeling sorry for himself and had become 49 in his life and for others．

He 50 that he had made apologies to those he had 51 and opened his eyes to all who had always showed him kindness，52 and love．He then hugged me again very 53 and with tears in his eyes said that I had 54 his life and he’d be forever grateful．We exchanged 55 and information and then he was gone-promising to 56 in touch with me．I did not remember this man 57 I will definitely call him．

I tell this story because when talking about 58 ，it often happens from complete 59 who kindly validate(验证)our very existence with just a few words．I believe that the power in kindness and love sent him to 60 the sadness and replace it with confidence，optimism，belief and faith．．．and it did !