My mum was a consultant psychiatrist (精神病医师) at Lancaster Moor hospital. At five, I went with her to the _________ on a Christmas afternoon. I didn’t really want to be there, knowing I had not yet opened all my _________ at home. Mum gave me a big box of chocolates and told me to _________ around the psychogeriatric ward (病房).

Our household was the sort where treats were strictly _________ only one packet of crisps a week. So being entrusted (交托) with a huge box of chocolates was _________ indeed. I marched proudly around the ward, operating a “one for you, one for me” policy _________ I went from bed to bed, wondering why no one I talked to _________.

When you are _________, so much of life is new and strange that you quickly accept even the strangest thigns as being _________ normal. But I remember thinking it was __________ that so many of these very old women were holding dollies (洋娃娃) and teddy bears tight.

On the way home, feeling slightly __________ after all the chocolates, I asked Mum why the old ladies had dolls and why they had talked such nonsense. I can’t remember her exact __________, but I learned that most of them had no family, and received no __________.

That Christmas taught me not to be afraid of people with __________ illness. I wasn’t even __________ when my mother put me on the trolley (手推车) in the corridor outside her office if she was busy in the ward.

I was in a local store recently when I saw something that opened a window into my soul and let in a little more light. I had just _______ some shampoo and was heading to the pet supplies to get some more dog food for my furry （毛茸茸的）friends. I decided to   _______ a shortcut （捷径）through one of the toy aisles. Blocking my way, _______, was a young father as well as his four-year-old daughter. The little girl _______ her dad to buy her a new doll. The dad was being _______ but firmly told her they couldn't _______ it. Finally, the daughter cried and said _______, “I hate you!”

I thought that the father would get _______ at her for this outburst （突然进发）. I knew that I _______ would have if I had been at his age. But he just ________ down at her, put his hand on her head and said： "That's alright. You'll ________ me later. I stood there ________surprise as he took her hand and they walked away. Then I ________ that I had been in this situation many times myself over the years but hadn't behaved as the ________.

Many times, I grew angry at Father when I felt my ________ weren't being answered. Through them all, though, he was ________, loving, and kind to me. He knew that I didn't understand ________ certain things had to happen the way they did. He knew that my anger was a ________ of my growing up spiritually in this world. He knew that I would love him later.

That is why we need to ________ in our Father's love and give him ours as well. It is never too late to let his light guide our ________.

Despite the weather or he distance,Paul Wilson will make sure low-income students in his neighborhood arrive at their college classes on time.

A retired engineer,76-year-old Wilson has been __ free rides to college students for the past eight years.Since he first started __ his car to the young people,Wilson has __ an astonishing 64,000 miles,and has had countless pleasant and often humorous __ with the students he transports to and from school.The students who he's __ have gone on to become physicians,teachers and engineers,but what they've also got out of their tie in school is finding a role model and a friend in Wilson.

Tina Stern ___rides from Wilson for all her four years in college,and the trips meant much more to her than just free __."It's not just a ride;you're not just sitting there in ___silence or with your headphones on."Stern said."He asks you questions and actually remembers the answers,so the next time you ride with him,he'll __ those things.”

Wilson often goes __ to ensure the welfare and safety of the students.If they have problems with registration,Wilson is there to __ them.If they run out of certain daily necessities,Wilson will drive to the nearest store and purchase what's needed.If a student gets hungry on the long drives to and from school, Wilson never ___to buy them a meal.

For many students,Wilson's help is not only appreciated,it's also necessary.Some students don't have a reliable car,while others have to share vehicles with parents who work six days a week.For them,riding with Wilson has __ them to complete their education-but according to Wilson,he benefits just as much from the __."I just love driving and I love these kids,"Wilson said.“It's such a(n) __ to be a part of these kids' lives,even just for a few hours,getting to know them and hearing their stories."