關於FAMILY

One day， when I was six years old， my aunt cane to see us form Shanghai. My parents and brother happened to be out then.

　　It　was late in the afternoon. The room was a little dark. My aunt felt tired. I asked her to sit down and have a rest."When are　your daddy and mummy， my dear？" asked Aunt." They have gone shopping and will be back in an hour. I'll fetch a cup of tea for　you， aunty." When I went into the kitchen， a good idea came into my mind： After a ling journey my aunt must be very hungry.　I'll give her a cup of milk instead of a cup of tea. When I opened the cupboard. I saw a bottle of 'milk' powder in it. I　poured a cup of the 'milk' and gave it to my aunt." Thank you very much. It's very　kind of you，" she said." Please taste　the milk. Has it enough sugar？" My aunt took a sip of the 'milk' and spilt it out at once." What is it， Ranran？" she asked　in surprise." It's milk，" I said loudly and proudly." But it doesn't taste like milk. Where did you get it？" I took Aunt　into the kitchen and showed the bottle to her. Oh， it turned out to be a bottle of washing powder！

　　In the evening my parents　came back. When they heard what I did， my mother said to me with a smile，" You are great. You have learned to entertain　guests without us."

　　Several years have passed. NNow I am a middle school student. Every time my parents repeat the story， we　have a good laugh over it.

　　Notes：

　　1. Cupboard： n. piece of furniture， with shelves and doors， for keeping things in. 碗櫃

　　2.Powder： n. any fine stud like dust. 粉末；粉

　　3. Pour： v. flow steadily and rapidly； rain hard and steadily 倒；灌；大雨傾盆

　　4.Sip： n. a very small amount of drink. 一呷之量

　　5. Entertain： v. to amuse and interest. 使高興；使感興趣