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Colored pencils on ivory texture paper

Though it was already passed, but yeah, did as a child did anyone ever celebrate this festival? Yes? No?
I guess I stopped playing the 'tea-party' thing on this ngiht since I was 5 or 6 years old; I remembered one time we held a small party in my grandma's front yard, my cousin and I and my two other cousins living in Germany were there, we had almost everything prepared: moon cake; little figures made of wax in the shape of fruits and animals; candles and of course those lanterns - the ones made of red glossy paper, unlike those Chinese lanterns run on batteries nowadays. Though they were easily blown out by the wind but it was fun - really funny - to walk around in that small yard singing some folk songs.

Nowadays children don't light up their lanterns and walk around the street anymore. It's only their parents using this chance to strengthen their social relationships. I wonder how many kids would have a chance to light up their lanterns, let alone walking it down the neighborhood.

When it comes to those old thing I seems to be a talkative monster So, can you guess which kid is my favorite one?

Description
Colored pencils on ivory texture paper

Though it was already passed, but yeah, did as a child did anyone ever celebrate this festival? Yes? No?
I guess I stopped playing the 'tea-party' thing on this ngiht since I was 5 or 6 years old; I remembered one time we held a small party in my grandma's front yard, my cousin and I and my two other cousins living in Germany were there, we had almost everything prepared: moon cake; little figures made of wax in the shape of fruits and animals; candles and of course those lanterns - the ones made of red glossy paper, unlike those Chinese lanterns run on batteries nowadays. Though they were easily blown out by the wind but it was fun - really funny - to walk around in that small yard singing some folk songs.

Nowadays children don't light up their lanterns and walk around the street anymore. It's only their parents using this chance to strengthen their social relationships. I wonder how many kids would have a chance to light up their lanterns, let alone walking it down the neighborhood.

When it comes to those old thing I seems to be a talkative monster So, can you guess which kid is my favorite one?