早晨，媽媽買回來(lái)三樣早點(diǎn)：一只熱狗，一塊吐司面包，一塊棍子面包。新鮮的熱狗香味撲鼻，一家三口都想吃。為了公平，爸爸建議大家一起來(lái)做石頭剪刀布的游戲，誰(shuí)贏了誰(shuí)先挑。于是，一場(chǎng)早餐爭(zhēng)奪打響了。

In the morning, my mother bought three kinds of breakfast: a hot dog, a piece of toast bread, a piece of stick bread. The smell of a hot dog is fresh, and every family wants to eat it. In order to be fair, my father suggested that we should play the game of stone, scissors and cloth together, and choose the winner first. So a breakfast fight started.

第一局我和爸爸比，結(jié)果爸爸贏了，他興奮地站了起來(lái)，我滿以為他會(huì)挑那只香噴噴的熱狗，但他卻拿了那個(gè)最難吃的棍子面包啃了起來(lái)，我瞠目結(jié)舌，嘿！真怪。

In the first game, my father and I compared, but my father won. He stood up excitedly. I thought he would pick the fragrant hot dog, but he took the worst stick bread and chewed it. I was stunned. Hey! That's weird.

我和媽媽進(jìn)行第二次游戲，結(jié)果媽媽贏了。“唉！熱狗終于被她搶去了！”我暗自思忖著，沒(méi)想到，媽媽悄悄地拿了那塊吐司面包，默默地吃了起來(lái)，我忍不住吐吐舌頭：怎么回事？

I played a second game with my mother and she won." Oh! She finally snatched the hot dog!" I thought to myself, unexpectedly, my mother quietly took that piece of toast bread and ate it silently. I couldn't help but spit out my tongue: what's the matter?

我拿起熱狗咬了一大口，想起爸爸媽媽的舉動(dòng)，淚水不禁流了下來(lái)。

I picked up the hot dog and took a big bite, thinking of my parents' actions, tears could not help but flow down.