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我爱你,听见了吗

    我特别害怕一种病:阿尔茨海默症。通俗上来讲,这种病叫做:老年痴呆。你不知道这种病什么时候开始,就像你不知道,情不知所起,一往而深。

    有一回,五婶儿吵着要吃炸糯米球,附近的店早关门了,但是五叔知道李村公园那里有一家店开到很晚。那时候,天有点黑了,赶上下雨,路上出租车很少,五叔有哮喘病,来回走了5公里,还好,买到了炸糯米球。买回来以后,五婶儿又说不想吃了。

    五叔怕浪费了,就自己吃了。

    然后五婶儿又吵着要吃。五叔叹口气:“唉,这辈子算是着了你的道。”买回来以后,五婶儿又说,不想吃了。

    五叔怕浪费,就又自己吃了。

    然后五婶儿又吵着要吃,五叔一点都不恼,和颜悦色,全当遛腿锻炼。

    有天一大早,五婶儿起来,要吃炸糯米球,说话有些含含糊糊了,五叔没在意,就去买,下了楼突然想起一些事儿,又折回家,看着五婶儿弄个老花镜在一个本子上写着什么。五叔开玩笑地说了一句:“买了,你再不吃,就不给你买了。”

    五婶儿“哇”地一下子就哭了。

    五叔吓了一跳,忙去哄:“买,买,买,我现在就去买。”

    五婶儿含含糊糊地说:“我,好,像,快,把,你,忘,完,了。”

    五叔拿过五婶儿手上的本子,上面歪歪扭扭写着一个名字:马家平,后面是画的“正”字。五叔姓马,莒县人。

    五叔问,这些“正”什么意思?怎么还有一个没写完的?

    五婶儿摇摇头。

    五叔牵起五婶儿的手,去买炸糯米球。站在炸糯米球的小车前面,五婶儿从她的小口袋里掏出来一个小本子,很开心地在马家平后面的“正”字上,又画了一笔。

    五叔问:“你要不要去坐那个摇摇车?”

    五婶儿笑着说:“小孩儿玩的。”

    五叔说:“我陪你啊。”

    在商场门口的儿童摇摇车上,五婶儿玩得很开心,可是,五叔掉眼泪了。

    到后来,五婶儿已经彻底不认人了。五叔很用心地教她用筷子,教她认人,她学得很慢很慢,她还是要吃炸糯米球,但是说完就忘。五叔买回来,她从来没吃过。五叔的儿子总是责怪他,别再买了。五叔也知道,五婶儿已经彻底不认识他了,可是他每买一次,她就会在小本子上开心地画一次,她每画一次,他就跟着开心一次。

    五婶儿嘱咐的每一件小事儿,对于五叔,都是天大的事儿。

    “我要吃炸糯米球。”

    “我去买。”

    奇怪的是,五婶儿走的那天,这句话说得很清晰。像是两人故事刚刚开始的1965年,她不过张口说了一句,我要吃炸糯米球,五叔不过就是去买了两个炸糯米球,这喜欢就跨了一个世纪。

    五叔笑着说:“媒人说得一点都没错,你就是爱吃!你一辈子都惦记着。”

    五婶儿好像忘记了一些事儿,但是,她好像从来没有忘记什么。

    五婶儿走后的很长一段时间,五叔还是老样子,遛狗,坐在楼下的排椅上晒太阳,偶尔去李村公园那里买炸糯米球,但是,他没以前走得那么快了。有一回,他坐在排椅上,他的泰迪狗趴在他旁边。

    我买了炸糯米球,牵着狗经过他旁边,两只狗在嬉闹。

    五叔站起来,要回家,从口袋里掉出来一个破本子。我提醒他,然后帮他捡起来。

    他笑笑,问我,你住几号楼来?我笑着回答他,7号楼。

    我已经不记得这个答案说了多少遍了,五叔总是一次又一次地问,我就一次又一次地回答。

    我看过他那个本子,本子上有一个名字:张翠英。名字后面是画的“正”字。

    我递给五叔一个炸糯米球,问:“五叔,你吃不吃?”

    五叔愣了一下,接过去,他的手有点抖,然后,他很开心地在小本子上,又画了一笔。

    这老小孩真可爱,看样子,一定是在恋爱。

    我们活在一个上了床就分手的年代,但是,请你也相信,我们也活在一个牵了手就结婚过一辈子的年代。

(《意林·上半月》2016011期,有删改)

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    We live in a sweet world. An average American kid consumes(消耗) more than 20 teaspoons of sugar per day, and adults eat 50% more sugar today than they did in the 1970s. We all know that too much sugar isn't good for us. Researchers at the University of Utah used mice to make a study to prove the toxic effects of eating more sugar. They found it could influence people's health seriously.

    During the 58-week-long study, mice were fed a diet containing 25% more sugar. This percentage is equal to a healthy human diet along with three cans of soda daily. The team found that these mice were twice as likely to die as mice without eating so much sugar. Though the mice did not show signs of obesity or high blood pressure, male mice produced 25% fewer offspring(后代) than the other mice.

The reason why mice were chosen for research by scientists is not far to seek. “Mice have the genetic(基因)structure similar to humans'. Most substances(物质) that are harmful to mice are also harmful to people; it's likely that those important physical problems that cause the rising death rate among mice can also influence people,” says the study author James Ruff of the University of Utah. Findings from this study reveal negative effects that are not as detectable as weight gain or heart problems. Sugar can contribute to long-term changes in the body that can affect development and even shorten lives.

    Different types of sugar have different effects on the human body. Some of the sugar we consume comes from foods we might expect—candy, soda, and cookies. But much of the sugar that we eat is hidden. Food companies add large amounts of sugar to items we may not classify as sweets. To help cut down extra sugar consumption, nutrition experts suggest looking at the ingredients on food packages. Cutting sugar out of the American diet altogether may be difficult, but making every effort to control our nation's desire for sugar will avoid a sweeter future.