One day, I planned to leave for the bank. I was grateful because Micah, my constant and1companion, was by my side. Micah is my Leader Dog for the Blind. He is a 2, but sometimes very stubborn.
The weather turned worse. The wind had 3 and the drizzle turned into a cold rain. I gave Micah the 4 to go straight ahead and arrived at the corner. Micah5, and then took one step back. I knew we needed to be cautious. I 6one foot forward, located the curb (路边), and patted it confidently. Micah and I communicated well, both orally and with7, which gave me the self-confidence.
I began to8to the traffic to determine the direction and to 9 the status of the traffic light. Noises in the surrounding area and the voices in my head began to10_my brain, leaving me tired. We 11 into the familiar street to cross to the other side. But Micah pushed me more to the right. 12, I began to realize that I should have come to the opposite corner sooner. Micah gave me a slight pull, and we continued to advance.
Suddenly, Micah sat down and 13to move in any direction, I was completely confused. Then, a man's voice cut through the silence, "Madam, can I14 you?" The man explained that the whole area was under construction and the road was all15. "Your dog is amazing!" Only at this point did I realize Micah was my hero!
