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My insulated water bottle

I have a water bottle that I really love; it’s a birthday gift from my mom. Whether I’m going to school or out to play, I always carry it with me, just like having a little friend by my side.
My insulated water bottle
My water bottle is cylindrical and the perfect size in my hand; it fits perfectly into the pocket on the side of my backpack. The body of the bottle is blue, and it’s printed with my favorite superhero, Spider-Man, along with the words “SPIDER-MAN” in English. Although I don’t quite understand what the English says, every time I see the Spider-Man design, I think it’s really cool.
The best thing about this water bottle is its ability to keep things warm. Mom said there’s a special layer inside that helps retain heat, but I don’t know exactly how it works. One morning, I filled the bottle with warm water and brought it to school. I thought the water would be cold by afternoon, but when I was thirsty after physical education class, the water was still warm and really refreshing to drink.
There’s also a small, convenient feature: the spout is white. When you open the lid, you can see a little piece of metal. If you fold out that metal piece and add some tea leaves, you can make tea. Mom sometimes makes chrysanthemum tea for me, which is so refreshing in the summer.
What’s even more interesting is that this water bottle helps me do my homework better. Sometimes when I get tired from writing and don’t want to pick up my pen, I look at the Spider-Man on the bottle and think about how brave he is—never lazy in doing his tasks. That gives me the energy to keep working on my homework. And because of this bottle, I always bring hot water to school. After exercising, I drink warm water instead of cold stuff to quench my thirst. The first thing I do when I get to school every day is to fill the bottle with water.
I’ve had this water bottle for several years now, and the Spider-Man design has started to fade a bit, and there are some small scratches on it, but I still love it very much. Even if it gets too old to use in the future, I’ll take good care of it, because it holds all the love my mom has for me and many of our happy memories.

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