The Happy Time With Grandma

林鋒

漫長(zhǎng)人生路有太多人陪你走過(guò)，但在我們的記憶中一定會(huì)有一個(gè)讓我們永生難忘的人。我記憶深處中最難忘、最重要的人便是我的奶奶。她給我?guī)椭?，給我?guī)?lái)歡笑，一路伴我成長(zhǎng)。

With her snow-white hair and a pair of glasses， my grandma is a kind and adventurous （愛(ài)冒險(xiǎn)的） traveler.

During the summer of the last year， grandma and I went to Japan together. We ate delicious Japanese food， visited beautiful temples （寺廟）， and took the speedy bullet train. She was so open-minded about the new things we saw there. We also bought funny items from different stores and vending machines（自動(dòng)售貨機(jī)） that we would never find in America. We went to Tokyo， Hiroshima and Kyoto， which were all different and very fascinating.

This summer break， my family and I flew to visit my grandma in Maine， a state about 3，000 miles （4828 kilometers） away from Los Angeles. The town she lives in is small and pretty with many local boutique shops（精品店）. Her house is right on a lake， and we went swimming and kayaking （劃皮劃艇） with her in the sparkling water. I loved jumping off a small bridge and diving （跳水） into the water. Paulinka， my grandma’s dog， would join in the fun and jump in the water as well.

Maine is on the east coast and near the Atlantic Ocean， so we ate fish and chips and lobster （龍蝦） very often. Sometimes， grandma and her friends took us on a boat to catch lobsters. In a little hidden town， the whole family got to walk in nature， lay under the stars and most importantly， enjoy each other’s company （陪伴）.

I am looking forward to the winter break because my grandma is going to come over and stay with us for some time. I am sure my house will light up while she is here.