#请分享你今天发生的三件好事#
1️⃣中午吃完饭等做核酸时候边吃车厘子边晒太阳，突然觉得也挺惬意的
2️⃣找到了可以发天津的白咖喱面且目前快递已经揽收了[泪]现在的快乐就是这么简单
3️⃣晚上怕冷裹了三四层衣服，结果比预想中的快得多，也顺便看了看幼儿园，疫情赶快好起来，寒假还有很多to do list[泪]

#Liyuu[超话]##Liyuu生誕祭2022#
鲤鱼1月9日桑捏快洛[蛋糕]
我懒 上一次生贺微博都17年的事了[允悲]
想说你的努力和辛苦我们有目共睹
你在日本要一切顺利 继续为梦想闪耀

Du~du~ta~la~li~la~

当年你曾推荐过我名为逆袭之星途闪耀的橙光游戏 也许真就一语成谶了
一位小偶像克服千难万险踏上了星途 努力奋斗
从梦的光点逐渐成为了一颗闪亮的星星
有被感动到~

祝Li生日快乐 Happy Birthday to YuU！

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