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<span>It happened on a crowded bus during the rush hour. A boy of about twelve was sitting by the window, watching the changing scenery and pretending not to see the old men and women standing near him. A distinguished-looking gentleman asked the boy: If I give you 5 pounds will you stand up and let me take your seat? — Sure! — answered the boy, smiling. The man took money out of his pocket and handed it to the boy. The boy took the money and stood up at once. — The seat is yours! — said the man to an elderly lady standing next to him. She blushed and answered: — Thank you very much, but I can't possibly take the seat for which you have paid money! — Forget about that, Madam. You see, I'm an old teacher. I have given the boy some money to teach him a lesson. It is not too expensive! The lady sat down and asked the boy: — I say, Bob, have you thanked the gentleman for the money he gave you?</span>
When I think of someone special, who I could look up to, my grandfather comes to my mind. There are, of course, many prominent people, that are worth admiring. Many teenagers are fans of some rock singers, famous actors, but for me the hero is my granddad. He is rather old now, almost 80. Nevertheless, he looks and acts as an up-to-date person. He is neither tall nor short, more of a medium height, but he is well-built. He always speaks to the point and tries to stay informed of all the current events in the world. He went through the Second World War and had several injuries. He survived the times of real famine and poverty. Growing up in a family of 15 children, he had to share one coat and one pair of shoes with his siblings. The same can be said about food. He had to share his only piece of bread or candy with a great number of starving brothers and sisters. However, they survived and they learned to appreciate every little thing in this world. By the way, my grandfather’s name is Vladimir. He is my mum’s father. He has always been good to me and my younger sister, though we are not his only grandchildren. When we were little, he would take us to the ice-cream booth at the central park and buy as much ice-cream as we wanted. He would also take us to the merry-go-round. All his life he worked at the factory, where he created vehicle parts. Although he has retired long ago, he still does some minor jobs to keep busy. Whenever any of his relatives needs help, he is always there for them. He is a great husband, a wonderful father and the best grandfather in the world.
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