To be fair, that was still vivid in my mind two days ago, and when I first saw Sean laugh, I was shocked inside. As a silly and cute sheep with soft fur, he can laugh at such an unacceptable ugliness! ! Somehu on Popularity: [Sheep baa baa really likes a crooked mouth, and its mouth does move left and right when gnawing grass] For the time being, because of this reasonable defense, it is difficult to accept Shawn, who can only be accepted. Sheep smile. After dozens of episodes were brushed down, I actually felt happy (seeing you laughing,, just). When I feel that my happy urge to croak is irresistible, baa a few times and rejoice at the total disregard of my fellows around me, and I am more and more obedient to my instincts; Cycling, and while Sean has been on the air for five episodes in a row, I guessed that I was a little addicted. Being alone is so inexplicable that my perception cannot be poisoned, so I made a decision to jump out of the box and conduct deep reflection. As always, I can proudly list all the good things about his sheep. Smart, capable, hard-working, take the initiative and have a sense of responsibility. There are many naughty and clever ideas, perfect to clean up the situation. Sunny and handsome. Careful, keen, and perceptive, watching sheep rush without conformity, without surprise, and with unusual knowledge. Be assertive and have leadership, and lead the flock towards a better tomorrow. The common people, frustrated and ridiculed by the onlookers of the flock. Love Companion Love Master Love Bitzer and Caring Companion Master Bitzer. Listen to the master's words and behave well, and stand in sheep pose in front of the master instead of standing on both feet. Has the love to play with Timmy, never dislike everyone, and even transcend the species. Bear the brunt. Because I remember the teacher said it wasn't about being brave, so it's a correct word to use. And I think this kind of injury always makes people feel less distressed than me. But it's also a respectable thing to be a leader. What they couldn't resist was the sheep raising their hands and cheering, and Sean's obedient appearance with his head raised on all fours. And Bitzer is a dog who secretly gives Sean half of the cake given by the owner. Sean once cried so badly because the owner in the movie didn't know him. She burst into tears when she didn't agree. And probably as a balance to Sean's witty mind, Sean's voice is obviously much uglier than other sheep's. In view of the beautiful quality of accommodating imperfections, it is also pleasantly disregarded. Amway's animation, and its significance in the world is also very big. I really feel that I have learned a lot of good habits and qualities, and feel the improvement of my inner value orientation. For example: the things that have been dumped by oneself must be packed up before humans go home. The heart has been able to Imagine such a beautiful picture: my mother will never blame me for littering and sloppy ~ and I firmly believe that working hard like Sean, and getting up every night to work hard, is the true meaning of Sean being so thin. To this end, we should learn to be willing to help others and not shirk the burden of hard work. One day in July, when I saw an old grandfather driving sheep at the intersection, I didn't think it was too difficult. It's a bit sudden, but it's definitely not home or a daydream. Although the old man is not very good-looking, the sheep are not too ugly. Although they are white, I don't know what kind of sheep, but if I think black sheep and white sheep are sheep, they are probably not cute. The six-hundred-word essay under the title of "Dream" in junior high school diligently describes the flower shop, pet shop, milk tea shop, cake shop, travel, painting and raising small animals, full of sincerity and pride. Later, I was surprised again and again to find that everyone's dreams are actually consistent with my own, and my dream is actually everyone's dream. From the initial resonant surprise to the gradual annihilation of those dreams’ niche and exclusive sense of abundance, I no longer regard these dreams as treasures or even stand on the sidelines. Although I haven't had time to look at the dreams I have dreamed of with a realistic perspective, when we get to the age where we don't talk about dreams anymore, I will stop talking about them. But looking at it now, it seems that the life of raising a few sheep, a few ducks and a bunch of rabbits is indeed the happiest.
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