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散亂的中秋節

幾天前就計劃好的中秋假節竟然在散亂中度過，早上一睜開眼睛就9點半了，趕緊起來做飯收拾家務，熬了大米稀飯，甚是難喝。。。還好有月餅吃了一個！完飯後，慌慌忙忙的把大女兒收拾妥當又去照顧小兒子，然後又抽空洗了幾件衣服！看看時間孩子爸爸也快回來了、、、又該吃中飯了，簡單的下了點面條，吃完准備去逛街給倆寶貝買衣服，一行4人浩浩蕩蕩的去了服裝城這時已經下午2點，剛到那裏人家說由于過節要提前下班，只剩一小時的購物時間，火急火燎的匆忙買了幾套人家下班了，還好沒有白來~~早答應大寶貝今天要帶她吃肯德基的，｛其實她不喜歡吃、喜歡的是裏面的氛圍和玩具｝全家又驅車趕往肯德基、爸爸排隊買了兒童套餐和漢堡、雞腿、女兒搖頭啥也不吃，爸爸只能把所有東西消滅掉，看看時間下午5點了，我也覺得餓了，打算去吃牛肉面，去了經常去的那家沒想到上餐後才知道換了老板也換了口味，難吃。。。吃了幾口推碗走人。忙了一天又沒吃什麽東西，一個字‘累’只想回家！回家後倒頭大睡，一覺睡到九點。。。感覺肚子咕咕亂叫，餓了。又趕緊讓孩子爸去門口小超市買水餃，終于吃到嘴裏了，還是難吃。。。哎，合著越是過節越吃不到好東西啊！！！中秋節就這樣過去了，此時看了看天上的月亮，還好。是圓的也是亮的，心裏安慰了不少，不管怎樣，還是祝大家節日快樂。。。

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