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I didn't do angthing wrong
Today I made a mistake. Today I moved a chair in the yard, and then walk on, the younger brother was two years old to learn to do so, my grandmother told me do not move, or brother will fall, but I do not listen or do so, the grandmother I do not listen to play me, I am very angry fight back also played.
Evening my father came back, my grandmother said to him, I do relish watching TV, and my father a straight face when I came to turn the TV off, the word also does not say, I obediently bath to bed. Night my father left a letter for me, woke up this morning only to find, said: "Yellow Nuowen ah! You do not want your brother's every move is not cute? Although your brother is too bad, we all his trouble, but this can not be changed, who told he is your brother you did not ask ourselves, when did you care about your brother about it? you think about the care of the father there is no brother concerned about more than you think Dad would hit you call you will not be sorry you? sometimes tell you the truth you do not care. yesterday, Grandma yells at you, right? how you can be your grandmother, father from small to large did not do this to your grandmother, think for yourself. "
I know that the father is angry, and I know I do this wrong, I want to get rid of the bad temper, respect for elders, a good example to his younger brother to see.

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As an urban oasis, the National Mall & Memorial Parks contributes significantly to the open expansive landscaped character of Washington, D.C.
Among 28 monuments and memorials, some 19,000 trees have been planted throughout the park, many beautifully reflected in prominent water-features such as the Lincoln Reflecting Pool and Constitution Gardens Lake.
Visitors to the National Mall & Memorial Parks witness historic moments in time like the dedication of the World War II Memorial where hundreds of thousands of veterans and members of America’s Greatest Generation poured into our Nation’s Capital. Thousands more were present for the State Funeral of former President Reagan, the annual National Independence Day Celebrations or the Smithsonian Folklife Festivals as well as the recent dedication of the National Museum of the American Indian. Every year, visitors take advantage of over 3,000 events ranging from parades to national days of tribute and observance to public demonstrations such as the Promise Keepers
Park staffs distinguish themselves with unprecedented responsibility in managing multiple events, activities and programs all within a diverse park without boundaries. They serve as ambassadors to over 25 million national, international and local visitors and dignitaries each year. They further promote strong partnerships, progressive research, as well as unique park programs, experiences and outdoor recreational opportunities.
Every spring, the blooming of the 3,700 cherry trees throughout the National Mall & Memorial Parks has come to symbolize the nation's capital city surrounded in natural beauty. Hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the nation and around the world come to witness this spectacle, hoping that the trees will be at the peak of bloom during their visit as part of Cherry Blossom Festival -- Washington, D.C.'s rite of spring.
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The National Mall & Memorial Parks, where America and the World come to reflect, honor and celebrate, presents the symbols of our democratic evolution spread over 1,000 acres in the heart of our Nation’s Capitol.

As an urban oasis, the National Mall & Memorial Parks contributes significantly to the open expansive landscaped character of Washington, D.C.

Among 28 monuments and memorials, some 19,000 trees have been planted throughout the park, many beautifully reflected in prominent water-features such as the Lincoln Reflecting Pool and Constitution Gardens Lake.

Visitors to the National Mall & Memorial Parks witness historic moments in time like the dedication of the World War II Memorial where hundreds of thousands of veterans and members of America’s Greatest Generation poured into our Nation’s Capital. Thousands more were present for the State Funeral of former President Reagan, the annual National Independence Day Celebrations or the Smithsonian Folklife Festivals as well as the recent dedication of the National Museum of the American Indian. Every year, visitors take advantage of over 3,000 events ranging from parades to national days of tribute and observance to public demonstrations such as the Promise Keepers

Park staffs distinguish themselves with unprecedented responsibility in managing multiple events, activities and programs all within a diverse park without boundaries. They serve as ambassadors to over 25 million national, international and local visitors and dignitaries each year. They further promote strong partnerships, progressive research, as well as unique park programs, experiences and outdoor recreational opportunities.
Every spring, the blooming of the 3,700 cherry trees throughout the National Mall & Memorial Parks has come to symbolize the nation's capital city surrounded in natural beauty. Hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the nation and around the world come to witness this spectacle, hoping that the trees will be at the peak of bloom during their visit as part of Cherry Blossom Festival -- Washington, D.C.'s rite of spring.

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