A photo is touching the hearts of thousands of people online. In the photo, a baby is staying with David, __________ famous as “ICU (重症监护室) Grandpa”

Logan, the baby, had to stay in an ICU. His father was too busy __________ work. And Mary, Logan’s mother, had an 8-year-old daughter to __________ too. So Logan had to stay __________ in the hospital for some time every day.

But now his parents needn’t worry about __________. One day last week, when Mary got to the hospital, she __________ an old man was looking after her son. “He said he could sing my son to sleep. Oh, this man is like an angel (天使)!” said Maty.

David, 82, has __________ at the ICUs for about 12 years. On Tuesdays, he always spends time with other children. And on Thursdays, he stays with little babies.

But why ICUs? “In ICUs, there are always some __________ things going on. I’m happy to have a stay with them. I feel warm. I really enjoy it.”

What David does really __________ a lot to parents like Mary. “I don’t know __________ can keep volunteering, but I have no plan to stop now,” the old man said.

I am not ready to write everything about the accident, but the lesson I learned can help other people. Driving carelessly is dangerous. One day, I was driving on the road. A car across from me seemed to be turning right, but the driver changed his mind and kept going. I didn’t notice that, because I was trying to get my phone. Then I heard a big noise. The accident happened.

Some people saw the accident and came to ask me something, but I was in panic and couldn’t think of anything. I wanted to call someone for help. However, I couldn’t remember my family’s phone numbers. Finally, the police found my bag in the car and my another phone was in it. They gave a call to my family.

From the accident, I hope people can learn to be careful when driving. It’s dangerous to use phones when driving. Don’t drive too quickly. It’s necessary to keep your family’s phone numbers in mind. With phone today, almost nobody tries to remember phone numbers anymore. But sometimes, your mind works better than your phone.

Oxfam is a charity (慈善团体) that helps people all over the world. Oxfam started in Oxford in 1942 when a group of people decided to help victims (受害者) of famine (饥荒).

Here are some simple ways you can help Oxfam.

●Raise money for Oxfam

There are lots of fun ways to raise money. Why not organize a concert or a sporting event at your school and sell tickets? Or perhaps you could make cakes or sweets and sell them to people.

●Buy an Oxfam gift

Are you looking for a special gift for a friend? When you buy an Oxfam gift, your friend will get a card and Oxfam will send a gift to a poor country. The gift can be something like a meal, clean water, a tree or a coat. Sometimes a few friends put their money together to buy a big gift, like a water tank (水槽) to give clean water to a whole village.

●Make changes to the world around you

Your friends and family care about what you think, so tell them your ideas. What do you want to change in the world? How you think we can make that change? Talking to people is the first step to make things happen. You can find people with the same opinions and ideas and work together to make the world a better place.

Men don’t usually move out of their parents’ home easily. According to a survey（调查）in the UK, sons leave home at the age of 25. Danny Carlyle, a businessman（商人） from Sheffield, is 29 years old and he still lives with his parents.

How does he feel about it?

“Life with my parents is cool.” Danny says, “I don’t have any problems. I’m happy and they’re happy, too.”

What about housework?

“I get up early in the morning and work all day, so I don’t have any time for the chores,” he says. My mom makes my breakfast and my evening meals. She also irons（熨烫） my clothes. I only tidy my room every Saturday morning.”

What do his parents think?

“I’m happy Danny lives with us,” Danny’s mother says. “He’s lazy and he doesn’t help with housework, but that’s OK. We have a good relationship and we talk just like friends.” Danny’s father doesn’t agree: Danny is spoilt（宠坏的）, but it isn’t his fault （错误）. His mom does everything for him. This isn’t a hotel, you know.”

Women do twice as much housework as men even when they have done a full day in the office, according to a new study.     41     (take) out the rubbish, DIY and changing light bulbs（电灯泡）are the only three chores that most men do at home. Women usually clean the bathroom     42     wash clothes at most of the time. A group called Mumsnet     43     (do) a survey. They questioned nearly 1,000 working mothers and found that women spend about 10 hours per week     44     housework, but men spend only five.

The study shows that only 5% of men give the house a     45     (week) clean, and 71% of women do it every week. Women spend time taking care of     46     (they) children. They also prepare     47     birthday parties, buy clothes and pack（收拾） schoolbags.

Some dads say they don’t like     48     (do) chores. And they are always tired to do chores after a     49     (day) work, but women don’t like chores, either. When dads are playing with their phones on the sofa,     50     (mom) also want to have a good rest and watch a movie.