每次在上了老半天的课,但盼望已久的下课铃声仍未响起的时候,我总想看看时间,我没有手表,便常常去问问前后左右的人,坐在我左边的她便是我问时间的对象之一。 刚开始,我会礼貌地问她:“几点了?”她总会从容地举起左手,挽起袖子,说出时间,从不含糊。虽说跟她接触不多,也虽说只是几次小小的帮助,但她的耐心总会让我感到暖烘烘的。 当我注意到她看手表的习惯后,问时间的方式也就变了。我总 Every time I was in an old half-day class, but the long-awaited get out of class ringtones did not sound, I always wanted to see the time. I did not have a watch and I often asked people around me and her left This is one of the subjects I asked for time. At the beginning, I would politely ask her: “What time?” She always calmly raised his left hand, rolled up his sleeves, say time, never vague. Although not much contact with her, although only a few small help, but her patience will always make me feel warm. When I noticed her watch habits, the way to ask for time has changed. I always