欣赏海景英文作文【一】
昨天，妈妈给我买了只可爱的小蜗牛。
它背着一个重重的壳，那是它的家。当它探出头来时，我发现蜗牛有两对触角，而且触角上有两只芝麻粒大的圆鼓鼓的眼睛；另外一对长在嘴巴两旁，就像是它的两根短短的胡须。它的身子软软的、粘粘的，爬过的.地方会留下一道亮闪闪的痕迹。
小蜗牛很胆小，也很警觉。有一次，我见它在散步，就拿着一根铅笔，轻轻地碰了一下它的腹足。别看它爬起来慢吞吞的，可这时它却极快地缩进了壳里，再也不出来了。我只能无奈地等着它重新探出头来。
欣赏海景英文作文【二】
来到海边，远远望见地上一片洁白无瑕，没有一点杂质，好似沙滩是用颜料染过似的，伸手去触摸，软软的，细细的，一颗颗的，舒服极了，用鼻子闻闻，有一股淡淡腥味。
沿着海边走，海浪一浪接一浪，不断地冲击着人们的脚丫子，给人一种惬意的舒适感受。海浪一下子汹涌澎湃地冲刷着岸边的几块大岩石，浪花四处飞溅，溅到人们的脸颊上，感觉凉凉的；一下子又一泻千里，又恢复了刚才的平静。海水总是那么蓝，仿佛一块晶莹的蓝宝石，又仿佛一块刚熨烫过的厚蓝布，平平整整地铺在那里。一个个浪花就像顽皮的`小精灵，在蓝布上跳跃着、欢呼着、滚动着、不受拘束地享受着属于自己的节日。灿烂的阳光为浪花披上了金装，犹如天上仙女金色的裙摆。那浪花，一起一伏的，随风儿轻轻起舞……
虽然现在已经回到了杭州，但那“哗，哗，哗”海声依然在耳边响起，使我回忆起那独特的美丽海景……
欣赏海景英文作文【三】
小草很美丽，绿油油的、青青的、细细的、长长的，雨后金色的阳光照耀着小草，小草会越长越嫩，所以我觉得小草很美丽。
欣赏海景英文作文【四】
一根根绿色的小草，把全世界装扮，小草呀小草，春天你发芽，夏天你满身嫩绿，秋天你枯黄，冬天你被雪盖住。小草呀小草，你让我想起了一首古诗的两句：野火烧不尽，春风吹有声。你呀就这 样经得起风吹雨打，小草呀小草，你为我们做出了贡献。小草呀小草，你是我们的榜样。
欣赏海景英文作文【五】
现在，已经是秋天，秋高气爽，万物枯萎。一阵秋风吹来，没有漫天飞舞的花雨，有的只是淡淡的寒意和片片落叶。枯叶挣脱大树妈妈的手掌，投进大地的怀抱。
你听！风儿又吹来，树叶儿被吹得沙沙响，好像是树叶儿在恋恋不舍的向大树妈妈告别。然后，几片树叶儿便飘飘的落下来。有的树叶儿还借着秋风打着旋儿，好像在寻找一个好的安身之处，一个舒服的归宿。不一会儿，刚扫的大街就又落满了树叶儿。
找一片树叶儿做书签吧，心中想着。拾起一片枯叶，正在沾沾自喜，却不想，一眼瞥到枯叶上面有几个洞。肯定是虫子咬的，我想。于是，把这个扔了，又拾起一片，仍有几个小洞。我就不信了，难道这树叶儿都能被虫子咬了，我又拾起几片，可仍是被虫子咬过。我不甘心，又从地上抓起一把叶子，但不久，我失望了，每个枯叶多多少少都被虫子咬过。
忽儿，我恍然大悟。每一片树叶儿的成熟都要经过虫子的咬噬，就像每一缕彩虹，都要经过雨水的洗礼；每一把宝剑，都要经过石头的磨砺；每一次成功，都要经过无数次的跌倒一样。
秋风又吹来了，枯叶又落下几片，大树光秃秃的。我想大树经过这次寒冬，明年一定会更加茂盛的。又几片树叶落下来，落到我的身上，头上，忽然发现枯叶好美，甚至，比那些娇艳欲滴的花朵还要美丽。
欣赏海景英文作文【六】
今天晚上，妈妈洗菜的时候，看见菜叶上有一只虫子。妈妈说：“思晓，快来看，这里有一条鼻涕虫。”我连忙跑进厨房，可是我和爸爸都说那是一只蜗牛。
晚饭过后，我就开始逗蜗牛玩了。首先，我抓住蜗牛背上的蜗牛壳，把它从菜叶上拧下来；接着，我把蜗牛放到我的书桌上，看它在书桌上爬，它爬过的地方，都留下一道湿湿的痕迹；然后，我又把蜗牛赶进蜗牛壳里，反复多次后，我就去睡觉了。蜗牛也在壳里睡着了。
欣赏海景英文作文【七】
下午，方老师带着我们去东塔公园欣赏落叶。一来到公园门口，心中的激动之情不知不觉地“跳”了出来。随着大家的脚步声，我来到了银杏林荫道，挺立着的银杏树威武地“站”在了我的眼前，远看就像一位高大的勇士。一片片银杏叶飘落下来，似乎是一只只蝴蝶在林间自由自在地飞舞。我们抓起一大把银杏叶，朝空中一抛，小叶子飞机般地滑翔在了我们的身上，真是美不胜收。游人们手中的相机“咔嚓”作响，留下了美好的瞬间。
我依依不舍地离开了银杏林，又来到了“鸡爪槭”下。顾名思义，鸡爪槭几乎和鸡爪是双胞胎，长得真是一模一样。遥看，鸡爪槭的叶子火红火红，似乎想要打败寒冷的冬天呢！凑近细细观察，就会发现它很可爱：上面锋利的“刺”挂在了圆圆的小脑袋上。走道似乎铺上了鲜红的地毯，把大家的眼睛都染红了。看着眼前的美景，我情不自禁地捡了很多叶子，把它们贴在了白纸上，美丽的贴画就立刻展现在我们的眼前。临走前，我们站在桥上，红果子让人口水流不停；河面上的落叶，让鱼儿们感到欢乐。只听“咔嚓”一声，照相机把我们最可爱的一面留了下来，那里面藏着你看不到的欢乐！
欣赏海景英文作文【八】
It wasn't until we moved into our new home in 2006 that I found it again. It was addressed to me with explicit instructions not to open until my birthday 2005. It was now 2006 so I decided to open it. This is what it said:
Dear Sherri
By the time you read this you will be 30. At the age of 18 I had so many hopes and dreams about where you'd be, what you'd be doing and with whom you'd spend your life with.
Right now I hope that you have traveled and seen everything you've always wanted to, both in Canada and overseas, and maybe even settled down somewhere in Australia doing some research in the field of biology (genetics.
I hope you're married to the man of your dreams. The man of mine is Gwynn. He is originally from South Africa (another place I wish to visit.
You'll probably have two children of your own – a girl(Michaela Anne and a boy (name yet to be decided.
If everything goes according to plan you'll be living in Australia in a big house in a small town outside of a big city with a lot of land, a dog, Gwynn and your two beautiful children. Hopefully you have a career in the medical field, maybe doing research in genetics. Gwynn will be a computer programmer and you will be doing alright for yourselves.
However, if things don't go according to plan for you, I wish you all the love, happiness and joy in the world and don't settle for anything less than the best since that is absolutely what you deserve.
Live long, be happy and live life to it's fullest.
Love Sherri "18″
When I read this for the first time since writing it I was floored. Even now having dug this up again another 4 years later I still can't help but think this is really cool.
So much of what I wanted for myself has materialized.
I did travel to a few more places in Canada although I haven't seen everything I'd like to.I did marry the man of my dreams and yes he still is my one and only.I've traveled to the UK, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. I lived in Australia for nearly 4 years in a big house, in a small suburb, in a major city (close enough. I had a career in Biology in the field of genetics for 10 years.I have two lovely kids – both boys (names now decided.
I have not one dog but two dogs. Both yellow labs from Australia.Gwynn is a computer programmer. We are doing okay for ourselves.
After writing this I quickly forgot about what I had put in here actually. The things that materialized were all met with quite a bit of resistance (all internal but I suppose these were things that I really did want. Having never strayed too far from home overseas travel was a huge deal. Having never been away from my family moving to Australia for several years was an incredibly huge decision.
I find it fascinating how the dreams of a young and naive little girl can become a grown woman's reality.
I'm curious if you guys have ever written anything to your future self and how it stacks up to your current reality. If you haven't, will you join me in writing a letter now to yourself in say 10 years from now? It's an interesting little experiment.
