Oink, oink! Here comes the Year of the Pig. The world of pigs is full of fun.

I'm   GGBond. I love sports. I often play soccer with my friends on weekends. It's my favorite. This week is quite full for me. On Monday, my friends come to see me. And we go to a sports club on Tuesday. There we help some boys with soccer for three days. Then we have a soccer game on Saturday. I love soccer. It makes me happy and healthy.

I'm   Peppa. In my family, I have my parents and my brother, George. We are all at home today. My father likes chicken and hamburgers, so I make(制作) a very nice chicken hamburger for him. My mother doesn't want to be fat, so I make a vegetable salad for her. I make George an ice­cream and he likes it very much. I love my family.

A squirrel (松鼠) was nearly killed nine years ago. Now, she continues to visit the family that saved, raised and later sent her into the wild.

In October 2009, a four-week-old squirrel was almost killed by an owl (猫头鹰). Luckily a wildlife rescue (营救) group saved her and left her in the care of Brantley Harrison and her family in South Carolina. The Harrisons often look after wild animals and later send them back into the wild.

The Harrisons named the squirrel Bella. With three other squirrels, Bella stayed in Brantley’s care until spring. During her stay, Bella acted similarly to the other squirrels. In April 2010, the squirrels were sent back into the wild. Bella, however, wasn’t ready to leave her human family. Within days of being released (放生), she started visiting them, looking for treats. Brantley said that the other squirrels also came back over the first few days, but within a week they stopped coming by and began to avoid people.

“Bella usually sits at the front door, waiting for someone to notice her. She comes almost everyday,” said Brantley. Her husband John often brings Bella nuts as she is usually waiting by the door for him. Actually Bella has become one of the family.

For nine years, she continues to visit them. Brantley said, “If Bella can teach at least one person to care for all living things, no matter how big or how small, then we have done what we have set out to.”