😎If the sun worked overtime too!
“Catch that sun! It’s running away!”
During a break, I found this photo I took while sitting in my wheelchair, just bored. The sun through the long lens looked so hot and heavy, but as soon as I added arms and legs to it, I realized—it’s actually a mischievous little chubby one!
This is the sun at its most lively! Not cold or numb from working every day. 😵
The story is called “The Sun’s Holiday Plan.”
Do you like it? Haha😁
P1【Give me a hand!】
P2【Almost forgot I’m a ninja!】
P3【Isn’t there an elevator?】
P4【Evening routine】
P5【Yoga time】
P6【Boss called me back to work】
P7-8【Chilling】
P9【Heading home after work】
Hope your day is filled with joy and little moments of happiness!
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