心靈美文_幸運(yùn)帽 Lucky Hat

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　　Dear Arizona, 
　　 
　　 My brother is so lucky. Good stuff is always happening to him. Do you believe in luck? And if so, how can I get more of it?  
　　 
　　—Looking for Luck in Louisiana 
　　 
　　Dear Looking, 
　　 
　　 I was eating breakfast with one hand, petting my cat, Cow, with the other, and reading the back of the 1)cereal box, when—“YOUCH!” I screamed. “Why’d you pinch me?” 
　　“You’re not wearing green,” said my little brother, Tex. “Everyone knows you get pinched if you don’t wear green on 2)Saint Patrick’s Day!” 
　　“It’s true,” said my little sister, Indi. 
　　 
　　I was mostly mad about getting pinched, but also a tiny bit glad about being reminded that it was Saint Patrick’s Day. 
　　 
　　I panicked. “What am I going to do? I don’t have time to change. I’ll get pinched all day long!” 
　　“Well,” Tex said, taking the old green baseball cap off his head, “you could borrow my lucky hat.” 
　　“But it’s your favorite!” I said. 
　　“I know,” said Tex. “Just promise to give it back after school.” 
　　“No problem,” I said, glancing in the mirror on my way out the door. “I look like a 3)goofball in this thing!” 
　　“A lucky goofball!” said Tex. 
　　“Humm.” I grabbed my backpack. “Thanks, I think.” 
　　 
　　Now, before I go on, you should know that I’m not an overly superstitious person. I don’t believe that thirteen is an unlucky number or that breaking a mirror brings seven years of bad luck. I definitely don’t 4)freak out if a black cat crosses my path. And when it comes to things like lucky four-leaf 5)clovers and lucky pennies, I just never believed in them. 
　　 
　　Anyway, I was racing to catch the school bus, and I saw a dollar on the sidewalk! I looked around to see if anyone was looking for it, but people just kept stepping on the poor thing, so I decided to rescue it. I’d found pennies and nickels before, but never a dollar! Then, I didn’t miss the bus, because the bus was even later than me—which never happens! 
　　 
　　My luck didn’t stop there. Carlos and Jackson were sitting behind me, 6)quizzing each other on spelling words. I turned around and said, “You guys know that test isn’t till tomorrow, right?” 
　　“It got switched to this morning,” said Jackson. “Remember? There’s some assembly tomorrow. ” 
　　“That’s right. I totally forgot!” I said. “I’m so lucky that I sat in front of you. If I hadn’t, I wouldn’t have found out till it was too late!” I got out my spelling words, studied all the way to school. And ended up 7)acing the test! 
　　 
　　The minute I got home, I gave Tex a gigantic hug. 
　　 
　　“This is the luckiest hat in the world,” I said. “I’m never taking it off!” 
　　“But you promised to give it back!” said Tex. 
　　“I know, but…” I pretended to try to pull the hat off my head. “I think it’s stuck.” 
　　“It is not!” said Tex. 
　　“Please-oh-please let me borrow your lucky hat for one more day!” I begged. “Tomorrow I’m 8)auditioning for the school play, and I need every bit of help I can get.” 
　　“OK,” said Tex. “One more day. But you’d better be really nice to me.” 
　　“I will,” I agreed. “In fact, here you can have my lucky dollar!” Tex let out a 9)whoop, then started dancing around and waving his gift in the air. 
　　The next day turned out to be super lucky. My audition couldn’t have gone better. 
　　 
　　“Wow, Arizona!” said my friend Mareya. “I can’t believe how amazingly you just did! You are so getting a major part in this play!” 
　　“Thanks! You did really great, too!” I said. “But honestly, the only reason I did OK is because I had my lucky hat.” 
　　“What lucky hat?” asked Mareya. 
　　“This one,” I said, reaching into my backpack, where I thought I’d put Tex’s hat since I couldn’t wear it for the audition. But it wasn’t there! “Oh no!” I cried. “It’s gone! What am I going to tell Tex?” 
　　 
　　Mareya helped me look for it. Luckily, we found Tex’s hat in my locker. Also luckily, I discovered that I could be lucky with or without a 10)goofy-looking cap in my possession. 
　　 
　　“So it wasn’t the hat,” said Mareya. “This is just a wild guess, but maybe it was all those hours you spent practicing over the past month.” 
　　“Hmm,” I said. “It’s possible.” 
　　 
　　So, dear Looking, I guess you could say that luck is a combination of being prepared, believing in yourself…and maybe just a tiny bit of magic! In other words, luck may come your way, but you have to be ready for it when it does! 
　　 
　　11)Ciao for now. 
　　 Arizona 　　 

　　親愛(ài)的亞利桑那: 

　　我的兄弟運(yùn)氣特別好,常有好事發(fā)生在他身上。你相信運(yùn)氣嗎?如果真有運(yùn)氣,我怎樣才能得到更多一些呢? 
　　 
　　——身在路易斯安那尋找好運(yùn)的人 
　　親愛(ài)的運(yùn)氣尋覓者: 
　　 
　　我當(dāng)時(shí)正一手吃早餐,一手愛(ài)撫著我的貓“牛牛”,同時(shí)在看燕麥片盒子背面的信息。就在這時(shí)——“哎呦”,我尖叫起來(lái),“你干嘛捏我?” 
　　“因?yàn)槟銢](méi)穿綠色衣服,”我的小弟弟特克斯說(shuō),“人人都知道如果在圣帕特里克節(jié)里不穿綠色衣服就會(huì)被捏!” 
　　“這是真的!”我的小妹妹英蒂說(shuō)。 
　　 
　　我對(duì)自己被掐感到非常生氣,但有一點(diǎn)兒值得高興的是,這提醒了我今天是圣帕特里克節(jié)。 
　　 
　　我驚慌失措:“我該怎么辦?我沒(méi)時(shí)間換衣服了。一整天我都會(huì)被人捏的!” 
　　“好吧,”特克斯從他頭上摘下那頂綠色的舊棒球帽,說(shuō),“你可以借我的幸運(yùn)帽?！?nbsp;
　　“但它可是你的最愛(ài)。”我說(shuō)。 
　　“我知道,”特克斯說(shuō),“只要你答應(yīng)放學(xué)后還給我就行了?！?nbsp;
　　“沒(méi)問(wèn)題,”我說(shuō)。出門前,我照了照鏡子?！按魃线@個(gè)東西,我看上去就像個(gè)傻瓜!” 
　　“一個(gè)幸運(yùn)的傻瓜!”特克斯說(shuō)。 
　　“嗯,”我抓起書(shū)包說(shuō)道,“好吧,謝謝?！?nbsp;
　　 
　　說(shuō)到這里,你要知道我不是個(gè)極其迷信的人。我不認(rèn)為13是個(gè)倒霉的數(shù)字,或者打碎鏡子會(huì)帶來(lái)7年的厄運(yùn)。我決不會(huì)因?yàn)橐恢缓谪堅(jiān)谖颐媲白哌^(guò)而被嚇壞,也決不會(huì)相信諸如幸運(yùn)四葉草、幸運(yùn)便士這類東西。 
　　 
　　不管怎樣,當(dāng)我正拼命追趕校車時(shí),我看到人行道上有張一美元的鈔票!我環(huán)顧四周,看看有沒(méi)人在找它,可人們都相繼踩過(guò)這個(gè)可憐的家伙,所以我決定營(yíng)救它。以前我撿過(guò)便士和鎳幣,可從沒(méi)發(fā)現(xiàn)過(guò)一美元的鈔票。隨后,我沒(méi)有錯(cuò)過(guò)校車,因?yàn)樾＼嚿踔帘任疫€晚到——這是從未發(fā)生過(guò)的! 
　　 
　　我的運(yùn)氣并未就此打住?？逅购徒芸诉d剛好坐在我后面,正相互考單詞拼寫。我轉(zhuǎn)過(guò)頭去,說(shuō):“你們知道明天才測(cè)驗(yàn),對(duì)嗎?” 
　　“已經(jīng)改到今天早上了?！苯芸诉d說(shuō),“記得嗎?明天有個(gè)大會(huì)要開(kāi)?！?nbsp;
　　“對(duì)哦。我忘得一干二凈!”我說(shuō),“坐在你們前面我多么幸運(yùn)啊。不然,到我發(fā)現(xiàn)已經(jīng)晚了?！蔽夷贸鲆嫉膯卧~表來(lái),去學(xué)校的一路上,我都在復(fù)習(xí)。最終,我考了個(gè)好成績(jī)。 
　　 
　　一回到家,我就給特克斯一個(gè)大大的擁抱。 
　　 
　　“這是世界上最幸運(yùn)的帽子?！蔽艺f(shuō),“我永遠(yuǎn)都不取下來(lái)了!” 
　　“但你答應(yīng)過(guò)要還給我的?！碧乜怂拐f(shuō)。 
　　“我知道,但是……”我假裝試圖把帽子摘下來(lái),“我想它粘住了?！?nbsp;
　　“沒(méi)有!”特克斯說(shuō)。 
　　“求求你把你的幸運(yùn)帽借我再用一天。”我請(qǐng)求道,“明天我要參加學(xué)校話劇表演的選角面試,我需要得到所有幫助?！?nbsp;
　　“好吧,”特克斯說(shuō),“再借一天。但你最好真得對(duì)我好點(diǎn)?！?nbsp;
　　“我會(huì)的,”我同意道,“這樣,我這張幸運(yùn)美元給你!”特克斯歡呼了一聲,接著,他一邊在空中揮舞著他的禮物,一邊開(kāi)始在四周跳起舞來(lái)。 
　　 
　　第二天,我的運(yùn)氣棒極了。我的試演再好不過(guò)了。 
　　 
　　“哇,亞利桑那!”我的朋友瑪瑞婭說(shuō),“你剛剛的表演太令人吃驚了,我簡(jiǎn)直不敢相信!你肯定可以在這部話劇里演主角!” 
　　“謝謝!你也表演得很棒!”我回答道,“不過(guò),老實(shí)說(shuō),我表演好全因?yàn)槲矣幸豁斝疫\(yùn)帽?！?nbsp;
　　“什么幸運(yùn)帽?”瑪瑞婭問(wèn)。 
　　“就是這個(gè),”我邊說(shuō)邊把手伸進(jìn)書(shū)包里,我以為我把特克斯的帽子放在書(shū)包里了,因?yàn)槲也荒艽髦硌?。但帽子不在里?“哦,不!”我喊道,“它不見(jiàn)了!我怎么跟特克斯交代啊?” 
　　 
　　瑪瑞婭也幫我找,幸運(yùn)的是,我們發(fā)現(xiàn)原來(lái)帽子放在我的儲(chǔ)物柜里了。同樣幸運(yùn)的是,我發(fā)現(xiàn)無(wú)論戴不戴那頂落入我手中讓我看起來(lái)滑稽可笑的帽子,我都會(huì)有好運(yùn)。 
　　 
　　“所以,并不是因?yàn)槟琼斆弊?”瑪瑞婭說(shuō),“那不過(guò)是瞎猜罷了。也許那是你過(guò)去一個(gè)月里刻苦練習(xí)的結(jié)果。” 
　　“嗯,”我說(shuō),“可能是!” 
　　 
　　所以,親愛(ài)的運(yùn)氣尋覓者,我想你可以說(shuō)幸運(yùn)是這樣一個(gè)組合——做好準(zhǔn)備,相信自己……也許再加上一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)的魔法!換言之,幸運(yùn)也許正向你走來(lái),但在它降臨時(shí),你得做好準(zhǔn)備! 
　　 
　　寫到這里。再見(jiàn)。 
　　 
　　 亞利桑那