The Best Coffeemaker that Ends Up in A Tea-lover’s Kitchen

This morning on Disney Channel I watched a Pluto’s film. Pluto was playing with Mickey when Donald, Daisy and Minnie came. They asked Mickey to go with, Mickey joined them and left Pluto behind. Pluto was upset, he cried. In a sudden there was a cute bitch (literally meaning) came and flirted with him. Pluto got crazy with that girl. He followed her all way long to see her. No matter how difficult it was, Pluto even had to deal with a scary bulldog to see his love.

Eventually Pluto could be with that girl, he was happy. She kissed him and made Pluto got crazy even more. Pluto was daydreaming about living with her, tying the knot, having some cute puppies and getting old together. In a sudden he remembered Mickey. He imagined old Mickey asked him to play, but he never come. Pluto realized that he wanted to be with Mickey, not his girl. Pluto wanted to go home, but that girl got crazy with Pluto. She didn’t let him go and did every thing to keep him with her. Pluto was terrified with her. He kept running, and she kept catching after him. Fortunately that scary bulldog caught her and incidentally kissed her. That girl turned to love the scary bulldog and left Pluto away. She didn’t bother with Pluto anymore, and Pluto returned home happily. The End.

I couldn’t stop smiling when I watched that, even now I am still smiling remembering how terrified Pluto was with that cute female dog (well…it’s a bitch, just a bit weird when I say cute bitch). Sometimes cartoons portray real lives and help us understand others better.

In real life, the best coffeemaker ends up in a kitchen of a tea lover. It doesn’t mean that the tea lover doesn’t value that best coffeemaker, s/he’s just not into coffee, more into tea. It doesn’t mean that the best coffeemaker is worthless either, it just should go to a coffee lover’s kitchen. It’s much better than the tea lover pretends to love coffee more than tea, and is not happy with his life. It’s also better for the best coffeemaker to be in a kitchen of a coffee lover, instead of being useless in a kitchen of a tea lover and makes it unhappy.

For someone who would never read.

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