英语翻译I wished John a happy birthday first thing in the mornin

英语翻译
I wished John a happy birthday first thing in the morning,and his embarrassed smile showed me that he was glad I had remembered.Maybe it wouldn’t be such a horrible day after all.
By midafternoon I had almost decided that birthdays weren’t that big a deal.Then,Mrs.Parmele was writing math equations on the blackboard,I heard a familiar sound coming from the hallway.A voice I knew was singing the birthday song.
Moments later Mother came through the door with a tray of cupcakes aglow with candles.Tucked under her arm was a smartly wrapped present with a red bow on top.
Mrs.Parmele’s high-pitched voice joined in while the class stared at me for an explanation.Mother found John looking like a deer caught in car headlights.She put the cupcakes and gift on his desk and said,“Happy birthday,John.”
My friend graciously shared his cupcakes with the class,patiently taking the tray from desk to desk.I caught Mother watching me.She smiled and winked as I bit into the moist chocolate frosting.
Looking back,I can scarcely remember the names of the children who shared that birthday.John Evans moved on shortly thereafter,and I never heard from him again.But whenever I hear that familiar song,I remember the day its notes rang most true:in the soft tones of my mother’s voice,the glint in a boy’s eyes and the taste of the sweetest cupcake.（The end）

I wished John a happy birthday first thing in the morning,and his embarrassed smile showed me that he was glad I had remembered.Maybe it wouldn’t be such a horrible day after all.
早晨,首先我祝愿约翰生日快乐.他尴尬的微笑向我表明,我记得他的生日让他很开心.也许今天不会那么糟糕.
By midafternoon I had almost decided that birthdays weren’t that big a deal.Then,Mrs.Parmele was writing math equations on the blackboard,I heard a familiar sound coming from the hallway.A voice I knew was singing the birthday song.
到中午的时候,我几乎还断定生日不算什么大事.这时,帕美列夫人正在黑板上些数学方程式,我听见走廊上传来熟悉的声音.那是生日歌的歌声.
Moments later Mother came through the door with a tray of cupcakes aglow with candles.Tucked under her arm was a smartly wrapped present with a red bow on top.
过了一会儿,妈妈从门口进来,手里端着一盘波纹纸托蛋糕,在蜡烛的照耀下发光.她腋下夹着包装精美的礼物,上面有一个红色的弯弓.
Mrs.Parmele’s high-pitched voice joined in while the class stared at me for an explanation.Mother found John looking like a deer caught in car headlights.She put the cupcakes and gift on his desk and said,“Happy birthday,John.”
帕美列夫人的声调很高,夹在其中.这时,全班人都盯着我,似乎要我解释.妈妈发现约翰像一只被汽车大灯照着的小鹿.她把蛋糕和礼物放在约翰的桌子上,然后说：“生日快乐!”
My friend graciously shared his cupcakes with the class,patiently taking the tray from desk to desk.I caught Mother watching me.She smiled and winked as I bit into the moist chocolate frosting.
我的朋友约翰很有礼貌地把蛋糕与全班同学分享,耐心地将盘子从一张桌子端到另一张桌子.我看到妈妈在看着我.她微笑着,向我眨眨眼,而我正在吃湿乎乎的巧克力糖衣.
Looking back,I can scarcely remember the names of the children who shared that birthday.John Evans moved on shortly thereafter,and I never heard from him again.But whenever I hear that familiar song,I remember the day its notes rang most true:in the soft tones of my mother’s voice,the glint in a boy’s eyes and the taste of the sweetest cupcake.（The end）
回首往事,我几乎不记得一起过生日的孩子们的名字了.约翰▪埃文斯此后不久就搬走了,从此没有了音信.但是,每当我听到那首熟悉的歌,我就会想起那天真诚唱响的生日歌音符——在妈妈柔美的嗓音里,在一个男孩闪亮的眼神里,在最甜美的蛋糕的滋味里.(完)
谨以此译稿献给你和可爱的妈妈们!