My 65-year-old grandpa was diagnosed with liver cancer last year. He was always positive in our_________,but I know a regret_________in his heart.

My grandpa moved from his birthplace of Chicago to Boston when he was a child. 60 years passing by, the _________memories of his childhood still called him back to his hometown, so he and my father prepared to head for Chicago._________,he fainted at home and was sent to hospital just two days before.

The doctor said his_________started to get worse off. Worried and_________, we could do nothing but wait. But one day, an idea_________in my mind: we can make our home a small_________of Chicago. The family all agreed and committed themselves to various_________.

With my grandpa’s birthday__________,we finished our preparations. That morning, I stepped into his ward and came over, whispering in his ear: “Let’s go home for your birthday.”

When we reached home, his eyes__________. Ahead of him, the house looked like Chicago, which was decorated with huge pictures of famous sites in Chicago__________to the walls. My aunt showed my grandpa around, and then my grandpa, deeply amused, pointed out a__________: “I didn’t have this awesome TV at that time!” Everyone burst into laughter.

Two months later, my grandpa passed away__________. Through the meaningful and kind act, I began to understand the__________of helping people achieve their deepest wish.

Mr. Jackson is an Australian farmer. He was 400 km away when his aunt _________ her two-year cancer battle. He was _________ to travel to attend his aunt’s funeral because the city was in lockdown (封锁) due to COVID-19. So he _________ his own sheep to show his love, laying out grain (谷物) in the shape of a _________.

He then spread the grain in the shape so that when he _________ his thousands of sheep, they would run to the grain and _________ the vast shape. After experiencing so many times of _________ and failures, he finally made the outline of the shape. Then he let the animals _________ in it. And then the result was _________ on video by a drone (无人机) — it became a __________ after Mr. Jackson shared it online.

“There was no __________ to go to the funeral,” he said. “So I felt __________ and I didn’t really know what to do at first. __________, I got an idea suddenly. I could do a __________ heart on the ground for her.” Mr. Jackson sent the __________to relatives ahead of his aunt’s funeral so it could be played on the funeral.

In recent years, Mr. Jackson has created a few other “sheep artworks” in the shape of __________, such as the shape of the five-pointed star, using his lovely animals. His aunt had always been a __________ of his creations, who had been enjoying his artworks very much.

On Thursday, Mr. Jackson was still under a statewide lockdown. But his video was being played on Australian TV stations and ________ shared on social media. He said, “If my aunt were still alive, she would be __________ to see so many people smiling and __________ the heart I’ve made for her.”

How is the relationship between you and your parents? Are you getting on well with them? I had been _______ a hard time communicating with my mother. Every time I got angry, we would end up in_______ with each other, unwilling to share our real feelings.

Last week, without telling anybody, I left home to _______ the anger and pain bottled up_______me. At night, I finally decided to_______home. Walking into the sitting room, I saw all the anger and pain on Mum’s face. For days after that, we said the _______. Everything we did was filled with tension, so we _______ needed a talk and agreed to have breakfast together the next morning. It turned out to be a_______ point of our relationship.

On my way to the table, I _______ my mother holding two notebooks. I asked ________they were for. “Sometimes it is easier to ________down our feelings than to talk about them,” she explained. She then handed me a notebook and kept ________ for herself. The ________were that she would pick a topic, and we would write down our real ________about it, however long or short. Our first ________was---why am I so angry? I wrote a half page, and Mum ________ up nearly three pages. Tears streamed down her face when she wrote silently.

After finishing writing ,we ________ our notebooks and read what the other had written. ________reading her words, I began to cry and so did she. Amazingly, after we finished discussing them, all the anger inside me was ________.

I gained a special gift that day. Mum and I continue to use our notebooks to ________ our different ideas. No matter how we feel, our notebooks are a safe place to express it.