[½»Á÷] A bad day

    A sweaty day, isn't it? Guess what I did today. You know I'm going to graduate. So what's a graduate's must before he or she leaves the campus?  Take photos? No, that's just recreation, so relaxing. Get-together? No need to sweat anyhow. So what else? Let me see. What do you usually do with those you don't need any more, such as old books, used articles? Maybe you will throw them away or send to your jonior. As far as I concerned, most will sell them. It's such a memorial experience, one we will take pride in when we were students here.

    Yes, I was selling books all the day. It was so hot today. But I, along with two of my classmates found a perfect shade, where we opened a stand and spread all our things, sat down and waited for customers, haha. We seemed to have no market here. Few students were interested in the books and articles. Most passed by without a glance.  Maybe one or two inquired the price and went away without a word. An aunt stopped and looked at my vacuum mug up and down for quite a while and then went away. But about ten minutes later, she came back and asked the price. Five yuan was too high, then went away again. Oh, my gosh, have you ever think about how much I bought it? I would never give up. I betted this is the lowest price ever. Funny enough, she came over for the second time and poured some water to the mug, bargining with me at the same time. But I was resolute enough, no more, no less. She really liked it very much, so we made an agreement. Unluckily enough, she gave me so many changes, what was worse, she owed me two jiao just because she had no more on her. Oh, kengjie a!

    We were all not good sellers anyway. Never mind, quatity talked. I didn't think they were useless stuff. They would eventually find their new owner. For some time, we just sat there and  watched them coming and going stupidly. You guys can imagine our desiring eyes that time, haha. Yet we were disappointed by one after another. The temperature went up in the afternoon. Thanks to the light wind and cool shade, we were not burned and somewhat comfortable. At last we began to play cards to past the time. Occupying in such an agreeable, entertaining atmasphere, we forgot the time and where we were. Everyone was invisible. So the focus turned to playing cards. How happy we were.

    Sold some books in the interval, but not many. About at dawn, we went home fully loaded, you understdand, haha.

    Tomorrow will be another day. Sell of the century. What are you still hesitating about? First come, first served. Grassman is waiting for you!