跟農(nóng)民摘的蘋果一樣多
As we walk along the edge of the farm, we can\’t help but notice the number of apples that the farmers are picking. It\’s hard to believe that they\’re not getting any more. The sun is shining, the air is fresh, and the apples are in full swing.
It\’s been a long day, and the farmers have been working hard. They\’re using their hands, their brains, and their hearts to pick the apples that they need to sell. But despite the effort, the number of apples they\’re picking is just as high as it was the day before.
I can\’t help but feel a sense of envy. I\’ve been trying my best to learn how to pick apples for years, but I still haven\’t managed to master it. I wish I could pick as many apples as the farmers do, and sell them for as much as they do.
But then I think about the things that I have in common with the farmers. We\’re all working hard to make a living, just like them. We\’re all taking care of our communities, just like them. And we\’re all trying to make the world a better place, just like them.
So I decide to give the farmers a break. I\’ll let them pick their apples, and I\’ll pick mine. We\’ll both get some exercise, and we\’ll both make some money. It\’s a win-win situation, really.
As we walk back to the farm, I can\’t help but feel grateful for the people who are working so hard to provide for their families. I\’m grateful for the apples that they\’re picking, and I\’m grateful for the opportunity to learn from them.
In conclusion, while it\’s hard to believe that the farmers are picking as many apples as they are, it\’s important to remember that they\’re doing it for a reason. They\’re working hard to provide for their communities, and they\’re making a difference in the world. So let\’s all give them a break, and appreciate the hard work that they\’re doing.
