Xiang's daily life

  What will Ling use it for? Xiao! Push it more! Yes, Lei! Oh, I see. They use it for such a play. Ling, what are you doing now? I'm observing their play with the peel Speed up! Xiao! I'm tired! Lei has started another play. Moreover, it contributes to SDGs. Right, it can utilize the mere waste. Original blog : in Japanese.

  Why has Ling cut the watermelon to this shape? We can't know it. Anyway, we've eaten these. Then, Ling passed me a piece of the peel. Here you are, it's yours! Xiang! You look good, Xiang! What will we do? Ling? What kind of dance is this? Let's dance, Xiang! The dance indicates our thanks for the watermelon. What will Ling use this other peel? Original blog : in Japanese.

  It's a continuation of yesterday's post. Ling will cut the watermelon for sharing. Done" I've achieved it! What a unique cutting way. Hey, all! Let's eat it! Y, yes, Ling! Yeah! We'll eat it! Original blog: in Japanese.

  Ling thinks a thing. Mom has asked Ling to cut the watermelon and share it. Ling, please cut it equally for each. I've decided it! Please rely on me! Original blog: in Japanese.

  We've arrived at Grandma's house. And we are relaxing on a veranda. The cool breeze makes us comfortable, Ling! Yeah, this area is cooler than our house. Mom told me not to scatter snack particles when coming here. I also brought pie-cookey for Dad. I also brought pie-cookey for Dad. And then Dad scattered more cookey than me, so Mom scolded him hard. I've succeeded in my plan to escape Mom's target! Original blog: in Japanese.

Wow! We can see mountains near here. We might go to Senjojiki Kar, Ling! Senjojiki Kar means cirque that has one thousand tatami-mat spaces. It's a vast cirque. Ling has misunderstood Snack Karl instead of the Kar. Ling thinks the tatami-mat spaces are full of Snack Karl. Original blog : in Japanese.  

  Thus, we started safely. Ling is eating Dad's snack. Ling is eating French flies. Don't spill your food, Ling! But Ling is eating continuously. Anyway, we are enjoying driving to Grandma's town. Original blog: in Japanese.