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出门在外也不愁在家休息！HAVE&FUN！
今天已经是初三了，晚上给朋友发信息，突然间发现还有10天我们就见面了，时间过得好快啊，呵呵呵~~~~转眼间，假期就要结束了。。。
最近，不知道怎么回事，这几天都差不多将近中午，不对，已经是中午了，才起床。本来今天早上打算早起的，还跟妈妈讲，说最晚10点把我叫起来，可是，到了10点的时候，老妈叫我了，可是，我记得说了一句：“我正做梦了！”倒头，又睡着了，我妈为了把我叫起来，还把电视打开了，我愣是没起来！！！其实，自己晚上睡得也不是很晚，我妈一直跟我讲，再睡你就真得快成猪了。。。没错，今年买裤子的时候，真的是快要把我的自尊心伤透了。。。以前能穿进去的尺码，现在试的时候，真的觉得很紧啊。而且买回来发现，适合我的，已经比以前加大了一个尺码。我的妈呀。照这样下去，哪天我不真become
a pig!啦，不要啊！！！
朋友们每次听我讲：“我要减肥！”她们都说我在伤她们的自尊心，但是，现在的我真的肥了好多，照相的时候，突然间发现自己脸上的肉肉都快掉下来了，本来自己的颧骨好像就有点高，现在再加上肉肉，就真的太鼓了。。。
呵呵呵，真不知道怎么剪去脸上的肉肉。。。
这几天呆在家里有点闲啊，每天晚起，起来弄电脑，晚上看会儿电视，然后又是睡觉，有点非常及其绝对的无聊啊。。。不过，再忍忍，呵呵，再过几天，终于要出去了，哈哈哈，看来人还是要有点事情做才行啊。最起码我自己是这个样子，呵呵呵。。。
好了，不写了，老妈催了，她要玩跳棋了！趁着还剩10天的时间，好好玩吧！
Have fun...
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