I want to say to myself, "You are very capable." I remember when I was in kindergarten, I began to learn to write Chinese calligraphy. At that time, the teacher praised me all the time, saying that I wrote very well and my heart was sweeter than eating honey. My calligraphy performance is good in my class and I have won many awards. But now that I have learned to learn, I don't want to learn. I know it's wrong not to insist on doing things. But why are you? I honestly said, "Every Sunday morning, I want to have a rest. How boring it is to learn calligraphy!" "But another voice said;" Since you do one thing, you must do it well. "
I want to say to myself, "You are so careless." Last unit 2 exam, I was full of confidence, and the teacher handed out papers. I thought this little problem would not bother me at all. I picked up the test paper and began to do it. When the teacher handed out the test paper in the afternoon, I saw bright red forks everywhere on the test paper. They seem to say, "You are so stupid that you can't even work out this problem. The teacher said that you definitely didn't listen in class. " I lie prone on the table, tears welled up in my eyes, and I hate my carelessness ... As the saying goes, "Once you fall, you will gain wisdom". But I often make such mistakes, either spelling mistakes or calculating wrong questions, which really need to be corrected.
I want to say to myself, "You are very playful." I like sports very much. I like running, long jumping, swimming and playing table tennis. I forget to do my homework every time I play on weekends. My mother has criticized me many times. I always plausibly say, "Playing is a child's nature."
Capable me, careless me, playful me ... are all real me, with the joy of progress after hard work and tears after failure. Finally, I want to say to myself: "Come on! You can overcome all difficulties. You are the best.