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£¨µÎÏ£©down my mouth and arms, I soon 39 a passion£¨¼¤Ç飩for watermelons that has lasted until this day£®

One year ago, when I discovered my local supermarket was selling little watermelons, sized just right for one person, I was 40 . I bought one and found it perfect. Having my favorite fruit readily 41 year around was to me most certainly a blessing worth counting.

Then one day in early February, I was doing my weekly 42 , and found the shelf where the melons had been kept 43 . They had been sold, a(n) 44 told me; And there would be another shipment arriving later in the week. Suddenly, I felt like a child being deprived£¨°þ¶á£©of a favored treat. I didn¡¯t want to 45 until later in the week. I wanted them 46 ! Then it gradually because clear in my mind how silly my 47 was. For most of my life, watermelon had been a 48 treat only, growing only in those few months to insure perfect 49 . Now here I was, in the middle of winter, feeling 50 that ¡°I couldn¡¯t have one. In that instant I realized how quickly I¡¯d 51 counting those melons as a blessing and had started, 52 , to take them for granted. That evening, in my gratitude journal, I 53 , ¡°Today I¡¯m grateful for, all those things that go 54 because their absence reminds me of how 55 I am to have had them at all.¡± 36£®A£®forest B£®field C£®factory D£®market 37£®A£®harvesting B£®planting C£®watering D£®digging 38£®A£®expressed B£®rain C£®water D£®juice 39£®A£®expressed B£®controlled C£®developed D£®governed 40£®A£®inspired B£®moved C£®shocked D£®delighted 41£®A£®affordable B£®available C£®cheap D£®delicious 42£®A£®shopping B£®walking C£®business D£®housework 43£®A£®wet B£®narrow C£®empty D£®clean 44£®A£®traveler B£®farmer C£®passenger D£®assistant 45£®A£®stay B£®continue C£®wait D£®practice 46£®A£®though B£®therefore C£®yet D£®now 47£®A£®working B£®thinking C£®condition D£®action 48£®A£®weekend B£®concert C£®summer D£®holiday 49£®A£®sweetness B£®color C£®price D£®shape 50£®A£®guilty B£®sad C£®afraid D£®sure 51£®A£®stopped B£®enjoyed C£®appreciated D£®delayed 52£®A£®indeed B£®besides C£®instead D£®therefore 53£®A£®prayed B£®read C£®pronounced D£®wrote 54£®A£®rising B£®missing C£®breaking D£®flying 55£®A£®blessed B£®wise C£®considerate D£®determined µÚÈý²¿·Ö£ºÔĶÁÀí½â£¨¹²20СÌ⣬ÿÌâ2·Ö£¬Âú·Ö40·Ö£©

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