There are many things that I appreciate in life. These are not hand held though. Gratitude is a way of showing thanks. Of course I’m grateful for my family, my parents. They gave me life, they’re the reason I’m writing this blog today. My parents put their best effort forward to get us the things we need. For example, food. One thing some of us take for granted. We don’t realize what we have until it’s gone. They work to make sure I can have a snack when I come home from school, and dinner to eat in the evening. In the family zone, I am thankful for my siblings. Whoa, I never thought I would say that. But I truly do. I’m never lonely, which is kind of a bad thing. But mostly okay... sometimes. Had I been the only child, I would’ve never been able to explore the gas station alone for the first time. Or, to learn how to do my hair correctly. Without my sister, I would’ve never enjoyed my room alone. I always felt like a “big girl” when she would have sleepovers, and I would be included. Without my brothers, I would’ve never been able to have fun and play Nerf Wars. For my grandparents, they taught me how to pick tomatoes correctly without stepping on the other plants. My grandma, always made sure we could eat breakfast in the mornings since my parents were gone. My grandpa, always making sure that we got our haircuts when he thought was best. Aunt s, uncles, cousins. Making sure we had fun on New Years Eve. Now, I never said the fun we had was appropriate. But it sure was worth taking the time for. Thankful for everyone that has made me the person I am today.
Once, there was a skeleton named, Gerald. Gerald lived in small house with his human family. Many just thought he was a still living skeleton, oh but were they wrong. When the kids would go to school, he would have a blast! Eat all their snacks, play with all their toys. But there was one problem, THE PARENTS. They normally got out of work early. So the party would always end early. And when they got home, the house would be a hugeeee messs! Of course their first conclusion was a burglary. So, they set up cameras around the house. Not only for the kids’ safety, but for the whole family’s safety. But, Gerald didn’t know about the cameras. Uh oh. He went along with his daily routine on the first day the cameras installed. Of course, he left it a mess. The parents came back from work, and checked the cameras. To find Gerald!? Once the parents saw the footage, they were shocked. They went into one of the little boys’ room, where Gerald layed. Stared blankly at him. And placed a camer strai...
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