Alina’s life as an angel of love began in middle school, when, in the planting club of her school, she learned how to grow eggplants.

From then on, she was _________ in growing the eggplants. Later she found a big piece of land in the home backyard to plant seeds, hoping to _________ her crop in fall.

This was _________ than it sounds. She spent all her spare time caring for the plants and she became thinner. However, her great work _________. Much more than the family can consume, she suddenly had an idea that she sold some eggplants to _________ fund for local Rescue Center for Blind Children. Her father Barret strongly supported her _________, and did some _________ on social media but he didn’t expect his daughter’s crop to become a big _________.

Alina’s eggplants _________ well, though eggplants aren’t the only choice when people buy vegetables. __________, they knew the earnings were for a good cause. Within a week, those eggplants helped her raise $1,000! Her father and she __________ every penny to the center.

What she did was very __________ to the center. The head said fund—raising __________ much to providing treatment for blind children and her donation can make a difference,

Alina felt very happy, planning to do it with her family all over again next year: In her words, “I get a lot from this __________, I’ll try my best to use my own hands to help the blind children in the poor __________.”

Helping others can make you feel good. One day, Damien Escobar, a violinist in New York whose shows had been ________ due to the coronavirus pandemic (冠状病毒的流行), was ________   a neighborhood store to shop when he saw a homeless man   ________ outside, anxiously and worriedly. Escobar ________   his pockets and found a dollar before he ________ what the man was really seeking: a ________, so he could enter the store and buy water and necessities.

“It’s ________ that somebody couldn’t afford a mask,” says Escobar, 33, who himself was homeless less than a decade ago. He also found that employees at a nearby parking lot were worried about thier only masks. ________ masks were needed. “There was a huge ________ there,” he says. Then he started the program “Masks for the Masses” to get masks for the homeless and low-income families.

Escobar is clear about the ________ not only to those on the receiving end, but to himself. “I’m ________ at the moment. I have to make money on the road. If I didn’t do this, I’d ________ be stuck at home battling with loneliness and ________,” he says. “as a matter of fact, ________ you get out of your world and into the world of someone else, your ________ don’t really exist anymore.”

Christy Carter knew exactly what she was being pulled over for when she saw the flashing lights behind her. The single mom pulled over expecting to get a ticket but instead was given sympathy and _________ from the officer.

Christy was _________ her son, Jake, to meet up with his friends for their homecoming dance. They were running _________, Jake hadn’t tied his tie and Christy didn’t know how to do it for him, and both of them were stressed. So, Christy was trying to _________ some lost time and get Jake to meet up with his friends, so she _________ a stop sign instead of coming to a complete stop.

Then, Officer Mike Carrill’s car _________ behind her. Christy realized that there was a _________ coming, and Jake was even more _________ and panicked at yet another setback (阻碍) in the schedule. When Officer Carill walked up to them, Christy said he could _________ see the stress on her son’s face.

After __________ the story and the situation Christy and Jake were in, Officer Carill __________ not to write a ticket, and instead offered to help Jake with his __________. Christy quickly grabbed her phone to record the moment, and was in awe (致敬) over the __________ the officer was showing her son.

She later __________ the video on line saying, “A big shout out to this Park City Police Officer who __________ the day in an unusual way for a stressful, sinking, single Mom moment”, and it didn’t take long for it to gain a lot of attention.