A new Perspective

May 16, 2012 by

Hey guys,

Firstly, sorry that I haven’t posted in a while, I have just been so busy!! Anyway, since I am a child, I spend most of my time at school. Now, I made I rule that I wouldn’t put any of my school work up on my blog  but rules are made to broken, aren’t they? Anyway, this piece of work I particularly liked and I thought it was interesting. We had to choose a fairy tale and write it form a different characters perspective. I chose Cinderella as it was my favourite fairy tale when I was little. It is in the perspective of Gus, one of the mice. Hope you enjoy it…

Love is Delicious!

My friends and I remember when Cindi and Lord Tremaine moved here. We remember how nice Lord Tremaine was, how pleasant living here had been.  We were allowed to roam around and eat whatever we could find. Lord Tremaine however made a terrible decision. He decided to marry Lady Tremaine who already had two daughters, Drizella and Anastasia. Lady Tremaine (or the Wicked Lady, as we mice call her) is a terrible, mean person and her daughters are even worse. As long as Lord Tremaine was around, they were a bit pleasant. But many years ago, Lord Tremaine died which left the Wicked Lady in power. She kept us in cages and treated Cindi badly, making her clean all day because they were jealous of her beauty. It was like this day after day, until they received the invitation.

We weren’t sure why this invitation was so important so Cindi explained it to us.  The King was worried that his son, Prince Charming, hadn’t married yet. So the King and the Grand Duke decided to hold a ball where every maiden in the land would come and meet the Prince.  Hopefully he would find someone to marry. It all made much more sense after that explanation.  Of course, Drizella and Anastasia, who are technically maidens, got invitations. Cindi got one as well and was excited as she had always wanted to go to a ball. She asked Lady Tremaine who said she could go IF she finished all her chores. The best part was when they finished reading the invitation, they fed it to us. It was delicious!

While waiting for the ball, Cindi did all her chores without a complaint. All the animals (but mainly Jaq and I) fixed up Cindi’s mothers old dress, as long as she sang to us and fed us lots and lots of cheese. On the day of the ball, Lady Tremaine saw Cindi’s dress and said it was beautiful, but she didn’t compliment us at all.  Just because we are mice doesn’t mean we don’t exist! Anyway, Drizella and Anastasia saw Cindi’s dress and became jealous, so jealous that they shredded her dress to pieces.   All of our hard work was wasted. Without a dress, Cindi couldn’t go to the ball. I was very sad as she seemed so excited and now she was so upset. Without looking back, Lady Tremaine and her two daughters left for the ball leaving Cindi in tears.

Very soon after, there was a swirl of glitter and then “BAM”, a little, plump lady with apple red cheeks and a rosy smile appeared. With the flick of her wrist, the woman made magic.  She changed a pumpkin into a coach and turned the shredded dress into a beautiful sparkly, blue ball gown with a tiara and a pair of glass slippers. The old horses changed into coachman, the dogs became footmen and we mice turned into horses, with me and Jaq as the leaders. It felt weird being a horse; you could see so much of the world and actually see people’s faces. I never realised how pretty Cindi actually was. To my disappointment, I heard someone say the spell only lasts until midnight and after that everything turns back to how it used to be, which includes us turning back into mice.

We went to the ball and it was marvellous. The second the Prince saw Cindi, he couldn’t stop looking at her and they danced and twirled all night. All I could look at was the food. There were tables and tables of it. It looked so much better than the food we normally get. There was meat, fruit, bread and more cheese than we could ever eat. While I was looking at the food, Cindi ran out of the ballroom, hopped in the carriage and made us run as fast as we could. Just after we got home, the world went black and swirly.  A second later, I was back to my normal mouse size. As much as I loved being tall, I felt safe being close to the ground again.

The next day the Prince knocked on our door. Apparently Cindi had left one of her glass slippers at the ball. The Prince, determined to find his true love, was visiting every maiden in the land to see who fit the glass slipper. The Wicked Lady noticed it was Cindi’s before she got to try it on. She ‘accidently’ tripped, knocked the shoe to the ground where it smashed to pieces. Cindi knew she would never get to marry the Prince now. But as soon as he heard the crash, Jaq ran upstairs. I was wondering why, maybe he was getting some food for Cindi. Then he came down with something sparkly. It was Cindi’s other slipper. Now she could prove to the prince the shoe was hers. The Wicked Lady was horrified, she knew it was going to fit and there was now nothing she could do. As soon as the prince saw the other shoe, he got Cindi to try it on and of course it fit!

A few months later, the Prince and Cindi got married and had a huge celebration. Jaq and I climbed on the roof of the Prince’s castle and sprinkled confetti on them. I could see and smell so much from up there. We both felt very loved and included in the celebration. We danced, sang and ate (the food was like what I saw at the ball, it was heaven) until the sun went down. From that day on, Jaq, Cindi, the Prince, all the other animals (excluding Lucifer, the Wicked Lady’s evil cat) and me lived a happy life. As for the Wicked Lady, Drizella and Anastasia, we never saw them again.

Sorry that it is a bit long. It was weird getting a famous story and twisting it. It made you think about the story differently. It could also add a bit of my personality into it to make it more of my story. It was also hard to think of ideas and ways to make it clear who you were writing from.  Check out a girl in my class, Lily’s blog to see another Cinderella from another perspective. Have you ever done anything like this before? If yes, did you like it and did you find it difficult? If no, then I recommended you try it!

Keep visiting and remember to comment,
Caz :)

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Cinderella-http://laurasmiscmusings.blogspot.com.au/2010/07/disneys-cinderella-ilene-woods-dies-at.html

 

 

 

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Colour, it’s now working!

April 29, 2012 by

Hey,

Just telling you that my Easter Show post, now has photos. I think it looks so much cooler. I find it amazing how much a bit of colour can do. I think it adds to the experience and makes the post  more interesting and eye catching.  Don’t forget to check it out.

I think that colour can do so many things. It can change your mood, make you more interested and show your personality, plus it is pretty! Aqua, my favourite colour represents my personality as it is like me. It is happy, bright, not girly nor dull, suits everything and the colour of a sunny day. I wonder if your favourite colour is the same? Also, what is your favourite colour ? Comment to answer.

So, hope you like the new and improved version of my Easter Show post.  Keep visiting
Caz :P

 

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The Sydney Royal Easter Show!

April 18, 2012 by

Hey everyone,

Firstly, are you all having a great holiday? I certainly am. My family and I went away down south for  a week over Easter. It was super fun, warm and just plain awesome. Our house had a games room with all these cool games like ping pong, darts, Foosball, badminton and many others. I also figured out that the Easter Bunny still comes even if you aren’t at your own house! Anyway, how was your holiday?

Okay, you can’t have the Easter holidays without the Royal Easter Show. I went for the first time in 8 years or so and I LOVED it. The whole thing was good from the rides, to the animals, from the food, to the atmosphere and everything between.

The rides at the Easter Show were tons of fun like any other kid would think they were. They had rides the spun, slides, simulations and so many more. A ride I had never seen before was called the cliff hanger. It is a ride that spins but instead of sitting or standing up, you are lying down so it feels like you are hang gliding! My two favourite rides were the rock star and the crazy coaster. The rock star is a ride that spins you around with out making you go upside-down(sadly). You go really high and coming back down makes your tummy sink. The crazy coaster is a roller coaster where you ride in a big circle instead of a cart. The circle spins around which means you are riding backwards for some of it! Of course, it is still a roller coaster with tons of drops, sharp turns and hills.

The Easter Show isn’t all about the rides. It is about bringing the country, to the city. This explains all the animals you can see there. On display there were various farm animals that you could pat, feed or just look at. They show them in shows or just in a barn type thing.  On the day I went, they were showing alpacas which is really cool. Alpacas are like llamas. You don’t see them around in Australia so it was a very different experience. This changes the atmosphere as you feel like you are in the country, unlike the carnival which seems on the other side of the world. This was definitely something new for me to see that I will remember for a long time.

Lastly, the Easter Show is still a carnivals which has carnival food and thousands of show bags. Most of the food was on a stick like chips on a stick. The were fried, hot chips that were twirled around a stick. They were delicious with many different flavors to try. My other two favourites were pizza in a cone and corn on the cob. These were both foods I could walk around with that tasted amazing too. The show bag pavilion was MASSIVE! But believe me, it was really overwhelming too. There were lots of different types of show bags which are in categories. Some of the categories are food like oreos, zappos, shapes and ice coffee, entertainment like glee, pc play, Disney and hello kitty, sponsors like coke and powerade and sports like the socoroos and the Sydney Diamonds. I could have spent hours wandering around in there but I only had 1/2 and hour  :(.

Overall, I loved the Easter Show and didn’t want to leave. I can’t wait until next years when it comes around again. Have you ever been the Easter Show? If so, what did you like the best? Comment to answer. 

Keep visiting,
Caz :)

 

 

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Santa, Santa, Easter Bunny!

March 27, 2012 by

Hi everyone who is reading this post,

The other day, we got our kindi buddies. They are REALLY cute and funny. They are so small and I am sure I wasn’t that small when I was in kindi (I guess I was though). We must seem so big to them as I thought the year 6′s were when I was was in kindi. They are really excited to have us as big buddies but we are even more excited to have little buddies! You can read more about our buddies and their life in the classroom on their blog, http://kindirc.edublogs.org

Anyway, one lunchtime, my buddy and her friends made me and my friends sit in a circle. One kindi then started to walk around the circle tapping each person on the head. We soon realised, we were playing duck, duck, goose! I haven’t played this game in at least 5 years and I realised, even at 11 years old, this game can still be fun. Very quickly, we got bored of saying duck, duck, goose so we said whatever we wanted from fairy, fairy, rainbow! to Santa, Santa, Easter Bunny! (hence the title of this post). Apparently, Santa, Santa, Easter Bunny is HILARIOUS to 5 year old girls.

Playing this game took me and many of my friends down memory lane. It was great fun remembering and playing this game which is normally played by little kids. It was like visiting the past. I realised, the game never gets old! I hope we play again so I get to visit the past again. Have you ever visited the past? If so, when and how? Comment to answer!

Please visit again
Cazro :) :P

 

 

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Double Camp

March 3, 2012 by

Hi everyone who is reading this post,

Over the past 2 weeks, I have been on 2 school camps. That right, 2. They were very different to each other yet both were really fun and would love to go on again.

The first camp was at Galston Gorge. There we went on what is called a crusader (cru) camp. A cru camp is a camp where you do awesome activities AND learn about Jesus and God at the same time. They are tons of fun. At this camp, we did many activities like archery where I almost got a bulls eye, raft building where my team won the races, high ropes and abseiling/indoor hockey! That was only during the day. At night we had a campfire (sort of), cooked our own dinner and had an amazing camp concert. At the camp concert, I did a gymnastics act and we got standing ovation. It was awesome and we all went hypo in the middle of it. We got the highest score but unfortunately, didn’t win. The camp was 3 days long but I wish it had been WAY longer. We went on bush walks to fill up spare time and mucked around. Unfortunately, the weather didn’t go our way and it was raining the first 2 days. The ground was too wet to sleep in tents and have a REAL campfire. On top of that, the cliff was too wet to go abseiling :( . The leaders thought up of great fun things for us to do while it rained.  We had an indoor camp fire that was fun, funny and nice and dry. We learnt about god in lots of ways that I wouldn’t have thought of including something to do with a chocolate milkshake…

Overall, I loved school camp because I was with all my friends for 3 whole days. My favourite part was either high ropes, raft building or the camp concert which is ironic because I was actually least excited about raft building before the camp started. You can go on cru camps during the school holidays and I would definitely recommend it. Just look up cru camps on Google to find out more.

The week after that, I went on a maths camp with 3 of my friends. Here we did tons of hands on maths activities that stretched our brains. This may not sound exciting but it was actually tons of fun. We didn’t do maths 24/7 though, we also had ton of sport time and we got to go swimming! Also, since there were only 4 people from my school there, we made heaps of new friends. This camp also was 3 days long. This time, the weather went our way until the very end when it started to rain. Other than that, it was sunny and hot the whole time. We got fed great food like lasagna, pork roast with crackling and so much more (not camp food, I know).

This camp was very different but still really fun. We got piles of free time that was usually spent playing electric piggy in the middle on the oval. My favourite part was the last activity where we made a MASSIVE dome. My teacher wrote a post on our class blog. You can see it here.

Have you ever been on school camp? If so, what was it like? Comment to answer.

Please visit again, Cazro :)

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Journey to a Faraway Land

February 12, 2012 by

Hi Everyone,

This far away land wasn’t far away in terms of distance but it felt like I was in a different world. Everything was different, the food, the shops, the people, even the weather was different. I would definitely want to visit this place again though.

Recently, I went to a town called Cabramatta. Cabramatta is also called “Little Asia” because of its amazing Asian food and stores. Cabramatta is the far away land I was talking about. You may be thinking, how this could be a far away land if it is still in Sydney. As I said before, Cabramatta isn’t really a far away land but FEELS like a far away land. It was even more foreign because there were festivals and traditional dances and celebrations for Chinese New Year which had just happened.

We walked around the the plaza and saw some strange stores. They sold little trinkets with labels I couldn’t read. Many of the cafes there sold sugar cane juice. It surprisingly isn’t sweet but has a melony taste to it. There were also lots of supermarkets selling china dishes, cookie jars, crockery and kitchen tools as well as food. They had Asian snacks which are REALLY yummy and Australian snacks which are REALLY yummy too!

The festivals were amazing! There were dragon dances with traditional drums and musical instruments. There were also statues with all of the animals of the new years on them. The Chinese Archway was different to most archways as well as there were Kangaroos and Koalas on them.

The weather was around 5 degrees hotter than here and it felt even hotter as there were so many people there. It was way more crowded than the city even and the city is pretty crowded. There were many Nationalities but it was mainly Asians. There were people walking, watching the dancing, eating and some sitting on the street selling various things.

Overall, Cabramatta has amazing Asian food and feels like a different world. You can ‘visit’ these faraway lands in many ways like reading or physically going somewhere. Have you ever been to a Far Away land? Comment to answer.

Keep visiting and don’t forget to subscribe, Cazro :)

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A Thrill Seekers Rating

January 23, 2012 by

Hi everyone who is reading this post,

I have done many exciting things this holidays, and in fact, this whole year that some may call, Thrill Seeking.  This post is going to be a review/contest to see which is the scariest thing I have done this year… Just remember, this isn’t how much I enjoyed the experience, it was how scary it was!

Thrill seeking activity #1-water skiing. Recently, my family and I went up to the Hawksbury River to try some water skiing. First, we water skied while holding on to a metal pole off the side of the boat. That, actually, was the scariest bit, even though it was meant to be the easiest! It was scary because the pole was slippery and it felt like you were going to fall off the whole time. When we went of the back of the boat, and the side but more the back, I was REALLY scared. Everyone said it was like skiing on snow but to be honest, I have never done that either! Once I got up though, I felt relieved and had the biggest smile on my face. The best part, at the end we got to go tubing! I almost fell out but it was MEGA FUN!!! After a while, it became more fun and tiring than scary. It was still scary at first and one of the scarier things I did. I rate this a 7/10.

Thrill seeking activity #2-jet boating. Soon after my water skiing experience, we went to Sydney Harbour to go jet boating. Jet boating is where you ride around on a really fast little boat on the harbour. The only way to stop though, is to make the boat go in a giant circle. Not only was it scary, you got absolutely soaked in the process. Jet Boating was really fun but not so much scary. The worst part was, you were sitting in a wet seat so when you got off, it felt like you had had an accident (I think you know what type of accident I mean :) ) The main fear was getting water down you shirt(which happened to me, it doesn’t feel good!) I rate jet boating a 6/10.

Thrill seeking activity #3-trapezing. I wrote a post about trapezing a while back, you can see it here. Trapezing was very  fun but the whole concept was quite scary (I would definitely do it again though). I rate trapezing a 8.5/10.

Thrill seeking activity #4-sand boarding. In Broome, we did something called sand boarding. Sand Boarding is where you slide down a massive sand dune on a little board. You are sitting down but many people try to stand up. Since the board is waxed, it slides down the dune easier and smoothly. The scary thing in this activity is feeling like you are falling off  the board and… you are going really fast down a steep hill. The worst part about sand boarding is getting sand in your face. Because you are moving, the sand hits you hard and feeling like mini bullets, its the sane feeling as walking on the beach when it is windy and you are walking against the wind. Sand boarding was fun but to be honest, I don’t remember the feeling as much as the others. With that in mind, I rate this a 6.5/10.

Thrill seeking activity #5-camel riding. Also in Broome, we went on a camel ride down cable beach. You would think that riding a camel wouldn’t be thrill seeking, and it wasn’t, except for the start. The only way to get on the camel is to make them sit down and climb on. Once you are completely on, the camel should stand up and the tour should start. That didn’t happen with me though. My dad got on our camel, Felix, first. Once dad was on, I started to get on, but the camel started to stand up!!! I starting falling off the camel and camels are REALLY tall so it would have been a big drop I was really scared I was going to hurt myself. In the end I got up safety though. After that mishap, the ride was quite calm. I rate this activity a 5.5/10 because other than the start, it was a calm ride.

Thrill seeking activity #6-Treetops Adventure Park. I wrote a post about this activity already. You can see it here. Since the ropes were wobbly and you were high off the ground, I would rate this a 6.5/10.

Thrill seeking activity #7-diving. This holidays, my friends and I went to a diving course. After warm up, we got sent to jump off the 3 metre board. We did twists and jumping backwards off these. Then we went down to the 1 metre boards. There we did dives and flips, that was my favourite part.  When we had finished those, we were allowed to jump off the 5, 7 and 10 metre boards. I did the 5 metre and got a little scared, I didn’t like the falling sensation. Even though I was scared, my friends persuaded me to go off the 7 metre. I got REALLY scared about that one. I couldn’t believe that people went off the 10 (and that I wanted to do it at the start of the course!). I jumped off the board and it felt like I was falling forever. Since I fell for a long time, I looked down to see how much longer I had to go. Bad Idea. While I was looking down, I landed in the water. That means, FACE PLANT! It killed like mad since I had built up lots of speed from jumping and falling. Unfortunately, next time I try, I will still be scared of the 7 metre :( . I rate this activity a 8.5/10.

Thrill seeking activity #8-surfing. At some stage this year, my dad and I took a surfing lesson. First, you do land training. That teaches you how to get up and all that stuff. Then we went into the water. The instructors then pulled us out far and found a good wave for us to ride. We then surfed down the wave. The first fear was standing up. That didn’t take long to conquer though. Once you were standing, you felt wonderful and completely safe. You just had to remember to hold your breath when you fell! The second fear were the waves they made us catch. They were massive and looked impossible to ride. Of course we had to trust the instructors but I didn’t. I didn’t want to get dumped. Thank god I didn’t get dumped but still the thought of got got me scared. I rate surfing a 7.5/10.

Thrill seeking activity #9-Tunnel Creek. Again, in Broome, we went on a tour through the Kimberly’s. At the end of the tour, we were allowed to walk through a creek called Tunnel Creek. Walking in some waist deep water doesn’t sound thrill seeking, but it was. All of the other activities I ave talked about were about speed and exhilaration. This one though had a different fear to it. You see, Tunnel Creek has crocodiles in it. That means, walking in it could result to a crocodile attack. So the thrill there was being eaten by a crocodile. To make things worse, cause I was the smallest they were talking about using me as bait! I knew it wasn’t true but it still got me a little scared. Because I knew the chance of a crocodile attack was small, I rate this activity a 5/10.

Fear is all about your head, not your body. Most of the time you will me scared of things because it fells or looks scary, not because you can’t do it. What would you rate these activities? What thrill seeking things have you done before?

Caz :) :P

 

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Year 6…

January 14, 2012 by

Hi everyone,
Sorry I haven’t posted in a while, I have just been EXTREMELY busy in school holidays!

Anyway, I have been thinking about next year at school. I mean, the year has gone by so fast. What was you favourite part of 2011??? Next year, I will be in year 6, the seniors, the leaders and… the responsible ones :( . As year 6′s we have many extra responsibilities for example, taking care of the younger kids, making a good example and most of all, enjoying your last year of primary school! Year 6 is an exciting but scary year (I’m guessing). Because I am just moving to year 6, I have never been a leader before. I hope it is as awesome and fun as the previous year 6′s have told me.

Besides being a leader, there is another worry that almost every kid feels at the start of the school year, Who will be in my class and which teacher will I have? There are 2 year 6 classes in 2012 so I gets 1 of 2 amazing teachers. The mystery is, I don’t know who my choices are, let alone who I will get. All of the teachers are nice but I would still like to know who I have.  On top of teachers, there are my classmates to worry about. As a kid, I want as many of my friends in my class as possible. I wish I could have them all in my class, but I can’t which is annoying. I hope I get TONS of friends in my class so I can have the best year I can.

Lastly, in school holidays, I don’t concentrate on school subjects, like maths and English, much.  Actually, I don’t really think about it at all. This means my brain is off “school mode”. School mode is when I am used to working hard and thinking. For example, spelling is a big thing in primary school. You have to be able to spell pretty well. In the school holidays, no one cares how I spell things. In school though, everything changes and people ACTUALLY CARE how I spell things.

All in all, I am a tiny bit nervous for next year but I am ready to face it. I hope everyone has a great school year in 2012. I hope everyone had a great Christmas and New Year as well. How are you feeling about the new school year?? Comment to answer.

Please visit again, Cazro :P

 

 

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Christmas!!!

December 23, 2011 by

Hi everyone,

I am SO sorry that I haven’t posted in a while, I have just been so busy in the sch0ol holidays. Here in Australia, we have 6-8 weeks off school. The reason, CHRISTMAS!!!! Christmas is a public holiday all around the world celebrating the birth of baby Jesus. Although Christmas is celebrating the birth of Jesus, many people and religions believe different things.

One big tradition that almost everyone who celebrates Christmas believes in is Santa. If you don’t know who I am talking about, Santa Claus has many other names such as… Saint Nicholas, Kris Kringle and Father Christmas, do you recognise any of these names??? Anyway, Santa gives the good children of the world presents and puts them under the Christmas tree and in stockings. The bad children though, get coal instead of presents!!! Santa drives a sleigh pulled by magical reindeer, a famous ones name is Rudolph, and they land on the roof of peoples houses. Santa then slides down the chimney and delivers presents. When he is done, he slides his way up the chimney and on to the next house he goes! This all happens on Christmas Eve when everyone is asleep. An interesting fact about Santa, there have been many rumors that Santa was made for a coke advertisement, hence him wearing a red suit. This has been proven to be false!

Not all countries celebrate  Christmas though. Here are some examples…

In Sweden, there is a feast from the 13th of December called St Lucia.

In China, people light beautiful paper lanterns and hang them on the outside of their houses.  Many Chinese don’t celebrate Christmas at all! If they don’t, then they celebrate Chinese New Year at the end of January.

In Ireland, people celebrate St Stephens day. Young men dress in fancy clothes and parade loudly down the streets of their town. While parading, they carry a long pole with some holy bush in the end and beg for money.

There are many more Christmas traditions that I can not list but you can see them for yourself here:http://www.the-north-pole.com/around/index.htm

There is a survey on the side of my blog or you can visit it here. I would  love it if you took it.

What is your favorite part of Christmas? I can’t wait till Christmas, can you? Comment to answer.

Caz :) :P

 

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My Family

November 8, 2011 by

Hi awesome people who are looking at my blog,

For the Student Blogging challenge, we had to write about our families. Before I start off talking about my family, I have to say that I have 1000 visitors!!! Thank you to those who visit often and for helping me reach my goal.

Anyway, to start off, all of my family live in America. That’s right, every single one of them, except for my mum, dad, brother, dog and me! This means I don’t get to see them often, every two years or so. When I get to see my family though, I have great fun with them. We talk a lot and we do family things. You and your family seem to always “click” and find things to do. My cousins and I love to play with each other, even if we aren’t the same age. My cousins range from ages 6-18 with me in the middle. They live in New York and Boston. The bonus thing about having family in America is that we go there more than most people. This also means I have been to Disneyland and Disneyworld!!!

My family helps me keep my blog going. They visit frequently and always remember to comment. This is why I have a lot of American visitors on my blog. They keep me writing interesting posts for you all to read. It is also a way to communicate with them as I can’t see them very often. We talk with them on the phone a lot but it isn’t the same.

The last time I saw my family was last year. We went to Washington DC and Florida. Washington was a little boring and definitely FREEZING cold!!! Florida was the total opposite; it was hot and full of fun things to do. We saw my dad’s side of the family in DC, I hadn’t seen them for 4 years. That means I saw my mum’s side of the family in Florida, I hadn’t seen some of  them for 2 years.

All in all, I love my family and miss them a lot. I ‘m not saying that my close family isn’t enough, I would just like to see the rest of my family more. Do you have family overseas? If so, where do they live? What do you do with your family? Comment to answer all of these questions.

Keep visiting and remember to comment, Caz

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