Yesterday I was still happy for the kumquat tree to blossom and bear fruit (Picture 2.3)! I came home from work today and saw many of them (Figure 1). [Laughing and crying] Even the few that fell into the pot yesterday are only one left
author：Sister Fei who loves to toss
Yesterday I was still happy for the kumquat tree to blossom and bear fruit (Picture 2.3)! I came home from work today and saw many of them (Figure 1). [Laughing and crying] Even the few that fell into the flowerpot yesterday are only one left! What's going on? Was it eaten by birds? If the wind blows away from the pot, can't you?
Yesterday I was still happy for the kumquat tree to blossom and bear fruit (Picture 2.3)! I came home from work today and saw many of them (Figure 1). [Laughing and crying] Even the few that fell into the pot yesterday are only one left
Yesterday I was still happy for the kumquat tree to blossom and bear fruit (Picture 2.3)! I came home from work today and saw many of them (Figure 1). [Laughing and crying] Even the few that fell into the pot yesterday are only one left
Yesterday I was still happy for the kumquat tree to blossom and bear fruit (Picture 2.3)! I came home from work today and saw many of them (Figure 1). [Laughing and crying] Even the few that fell into the pot yesterday are only one left
