不幸，讓人更懂得愛(ài)

I volunteer at a free café feeding homeless and hungry people.

我在一家向無(wú)家可歸和饑腸轆轆之人免費(fèi)提供食物的餐廳做志愿者工作。

One day, a frail lady in her late 40s wearing many layers of clothing walked up and down the line of people waiting to be served, handing out little candy hearts.

一天，來(lái)了一位虛弱的婦女，看起來(lái)50不到，裹著厚厚的好幾層衣服，順著索取食物的人群，派發(fā)心形的小糖果。

She sat at my table and told me her story: Once her children were grown, her husband had severely beaten her and cast her into the street. After she became homeless, she learned that he had given her AIDS.

她在我的桌邊坐下，告訴了我她的故事：當(dāng)她的孩子都已成人，丈夫一直家暴她，非常惡劣，還把她扔到了街上。她變得居無(wú)定所后，還發(fā)現(xiàn)自己被丈夫傳染了艾滋病。

She knew she was dying, but gave out candy hearts to try and bring happiness into every person’s day.

她知道自己命不久矣，但派發(fā)心形糖果能給每個(gè)人帶來(lái)快樂(lè)。