Father came to Jack's bed and sat down beside him. "1was your day?" asked Father.
"It wasn't a very good day for me," Jack answered. "I had a2with Tom. The teacher sent a note home about me. And I talked back to Mother. "
"Yes, part of the day was3," his father said. "But tell me about the best thing that you had today."
Jack thought for a minute, and then smiled. "After school I went fishing alone," he said. "I didn't think I would have any4. But I did. I caught a fish!"
"I'm glad you enjoyed yourself," Jack's father said. "Think about it until you go to5Now I'm going to turn6the light. Have happy dreams. "
Every night, Jack7the same question. "What was the best thing that happened to you today?" Every night, Jack thinks about the best part of his day. This gives him many happy dreams.
Sometimes he has to think8to find the best things. Sometimes it is very9thing. But he always finds one good thing to think about. Jack's father10him to end his days in a wonderful way.
