魔术美文记英语4级词汇 06.Those Days in Your Life（在线收听）

When you came into the world, she held you in her arms. You thanked her by shaking your fists and weeping your eyes out. When you were 3years old, she made all your meals with love. You thanked her by tossing your tray on her lap, crying for ice-cream and ham sandwich. When you were 6years old, she enrolled you in kindergarten; she began to teach you arithmetic and alphabet; she told you the tale of the fisherman and the little fish. You thanked her by hiding in the dwarf bushes to play with ants, contaminating your school uniform. When you were 12 years old, you were fascinated with chess and painting. She invited chess coach for you, bought you painting brushes and took you to galleries. You thanked her by being careless about your studies, drawing portraits of teachers in class. When you were 15 years old, she took you to learn to play the violin and trumpet in an orchestra, and paid you for summer camp abroad. You thanked her by going to bars to listen to jazz and pop music secretly, by being cynical to her so-called classic art and her tunnel vision. When you were 20 years old, you began to date with your girlfriend. You learnt to play the guitar and went to gymnasium for girlfriend. She was concerned about you, telling this to your aunts in neighborhood accidentally. You thanked her by disputing with her, “I’m an adult. You needn't worry about me!" when you were 25years old, she was busy decorating the house with colorful ornaments, reckoning on the date of your wedding. you thanked her by asserting to her holding your slim(slender)bride, “We are to be on a global tour wedding." when you were 30 years old, you became a competent editor of Eastern Literature, busy with revising sequences of scripts every day. She was worried, asking you to rest besides work. You thanked her by moaning, “you can't realize the tense competition in media circle." when you were 35years old, you divorced unfortunately. She came to you, tending to your daughter and doing housework at home. You thanked her by being drunk every night, smoking cigar on after another in the living-room. When you were 4- years old, you gained recovery from gloomy feelings gradually and became a well-known fiction author. She gave her genuine congratulations to you. You thanked her by trying to convince her to live with you, but she declined (refused). When you were 45years old, with the oxygen mask, she was taken away by an ambulance due to an acute epidemic. You thanked her by thinking she actually shouldn't fall ill at the crisis of your career. Then one day in autumn, she quietly died. In front of her ashes, you looked through you’re sometimes albums, and the fragments of your life came into illusion: an infant, a youngster and a mature man in the end. Suddenly you perceived that there was no substitute for mother. Though sometimes she might think awkwardly or might not consent to your opinions, she was still your mother! All that she did was for the welfare of you.