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伸出你的手,英语作文 篇一：励志英语小短文 1. Buy someone#39;s coffee. It#39;s just coffee -- no one needs coffee, so this doesn#39;t really matter, right? But what if you knew that a $2 cup of caffeine could change someone#39;s day, week or their wholeperspective? Boom: That cup of coffee just changed the world. Welcome to the Random Acts of Kindness movement, where nice things happen just because nice people do them. You don#39;t have to, you don#39;t necessarily need to, but you can -- and it restores people#39;s faith in humanity. The best part? They pass it on. 2. Smile. ... with eye contact. In a world where smart phones rule and it#39;s not just possible, but normal, to have entire conversations without ever looking someone in the eye, it can be heart-stopping, wonderful and double-take-worthy to lock eyes with someone grinning. Happiness is contagious, and it only takes a couple facial muscles to spread it. 3. Give what you can. You clean out your closets, right? Perfect. You don#39;t need a half a million dollar check written out to your charity of choice to help someone (kudos to you if you do, though!). Maybe you have a few shirts you don#39;t wear anymore or a few children#39;s books you can bear to part with. The thing about giving a little is that when everyone gives a little, suddenly it turns into a lot. Be a part of that lot. 4. Get in touch. Then listen. Maybe a grandparent is chomping at the bit to hear about your adventures, or maybe an old friend had a really bad day, maybe your mom wishes you#39;d ring her up more often. Get on the line. You remember that your iPhone can make calls, right? Get in touch with those people that are dying to hear from you (because someone definitely is). Then, ask: How are you doing? What#39;s new? These questions have such few syllables, but their depth is endless. 5. Sort your problems. Let#39;s face it: There#39;s a lot of bad stuff in the world. It can be a scary place, and we#39;ve all got problems we would be a wh