SIRO-1681 Amateur AV Experience Filming 568

Today, I went to Kobe to look for autumn metal balls. The streets had somehow turned into a sea of autumn colors, and no matter which store I went into, there were plenty of rough metal balls on display, but they all seemed pretty much the same, making it hard to find something that really stood out. Some might think it's just metal balls, but since my job involves soldering, I often use them for shot put, so I have a particular preference for them. Since I was going to buy one anyway, I checked out various stores. After walking around for about five hours, in the last store I entered, which had a sticky and hard-to-leave atmosphere, I found an extravagant metal ball in a case that clearly showed its quality, with an air of looking down on people. It was a bit expensive, but I liked the way it seemed to look down on people. Using it together with my usually slightly tinted potted petunias should make it convenient for eggshell crafting. As soon as I got home and tried shot put with it, the feeling in my hand was more damage-oriented than healing, fitting perfectly like I had been using it for ages, with a cold, glass-like gaze. This is good. It was worth the trouble to find such a great purchase. Oh boy, it's summer☆