this time, my mother picked up the knitting needles again, which was more or less unexpected. Originally, the pair of gloves I was wearing was a birthday present from my good friend. I have always liked it because of its cute shape and eye-catching color. I wore it too much, and both my thumbs were worn out. Because the old one is reluctant to throw away and there is no new one to replace it, I simply don't wear gloves. Every morning, when I touch the cold handrail on the bus, I always think that I must buy a new pair of gloves on weekends. On weekends, I either work overtime or sit in a heated room watching CDs. When I went out this morning, my mother gave me those blue gloves. I was a little surprised, but more moved. Wearing it on my hand is very proud, unlike when I was a child, I foolishly hid a piece of my mother's heart in my bag. Unexpectedly, my cold hands felt very warm when I was wearing them, which was many times warmer than the previous gloves. The "warm" brand is such a veritable thing.