Everyone's growth story is different. There are joy and pain, joy and sadness, thinking and exploration, pursuit and yearning, success and failure in growth. However, my growth story is mixed with a little helplessness.
I am now a middle school student, and my subjects are increasing with the need of knowledge, and my homework is also busy coming to join in the fun. Homework presses me like an invisible Wuzhishan, especially when the exam is coming, I am afraid that my homework will be left behind by others and I will study hard. Wearing' black glasses' to school the next day is almost a national treasure. Alas, when can I have a holiday? I'm looking forward to it.
The dark clouds of the final exam have finally cleared away, and I took a long breath, and the long-awaited holiday has quietly arrived. That day, my mother and I went to xx Bookstore and brought back a lot of books. Happiness was like a caterpillar, which tickled my whole body and made me want to laugh.
The joy and relaxation of the holiday also spread to my mother. My mother took me to the xxx cafeteria opposite the bookstore. The story begins ...
We chose a seat by the window. My mother told me, "This is a cafeteria. You can choose your favorite food by yourself. There are mutton kebabs at the corner ahead. Go and get two." I ran forward. I found a tray, quickly took two' mutton kebabs' and returned to the table. I saw my mother's eyes wide and her mouth opened into an "O" shape: "My God! That's raw mutton! No, there is another string that is not mutton, but raw chicken heart. " Aunt waiter smiled and said, "Come on, I'll take it back for you and let my uncle bake two cooked ones for you." I watched despondently as my aunt took my plate. Face like red-hot iron. I lowered my head, but I always felt as if the eyes of the whole restaurant were focused on me. Everyone seemed to laugh at me, a boy who only ate mutton kebabs but didn't even know them. Mom said, "I think if those kebabs are multiple-choice questions drawn in books, you can't make a mistake." Mom looked at me meaningfully.
yes, I can only do the questions in books. That's an armchair strategist. Life is full of knowledge. Only by learning to observe carefully can you constantly enrich your knowledge and life experience, otherwise you will be like me (you don't even know mutton kebabs).