我听过这样一个故事:一个小男孩子因为看埃及地图被爸爸打了两个巴掌。他的爸爸对他说:“别痴心妄想了,我保证你这辈子都不可能去那么远的地方。”20年后,男孩长大了,他第一件要做的事就是到埃及去。历尽艰难,他终于实现了夙愿。他在金字塔的下面,写了一张明信片给父亲,上面只有一行字:“生命不能被保证。” 我个故事触动了我的心弦,让我想起了关于我的平凡的却影响我一生的事情。 两年前,我和鹏是同桌。鹏是个性格外向的女孩,有很多朋友。我是一个沉默少语的女孩,没有一个朋友,当然也没有一封信。 我们班的一名男同学参军了,他给班里很多女孩写了信,唯独没有我的。鹏侧过头用不屑一顾的眼光瞧着我,以嘲讽的 I’ve heard such a story: a young boy was slapped by his father for watching the map of Egypt. His father said to him: “Do not be foolish, I promise you can not go that far in my life.” Twenty years later, when the boy grew up, his first job was to go to Egypt. After all his hardships, he finally realized his long-cherished wish. Under the pyramid, he wrote a postcard to his father with only one line: “Life can not be guaranteed.” My story touched my heart and reminds me of my ordinary things that have affected my life . Two years ago, Peng and I were at the same table. Peng is an outgoing personality girl with many friends. I am a silent girl, not a friend, of course, no letter. A male student in our class joined the army, he wrote a letter to many girls in the class, but without me. Peng over his head with a dismissive look at me to ridicule