“If you can dream it, you can do it,”   -Walt Disney

“Christmas! Christmas!” my two year old brother tried to say at 7:30 Christmas morning. “Okay, let’s go,” said my mom. My brother was so anxious to get his first gift. When we got into the living room, he took the biggest gift that read: MARSHALL. He has never opened a present all by himself before. We all sat down on the couch and watched him as he struggled to carry the big present to the living room floor. He looked at the pretty, shiny, big blue box confused at first, but then he started ripping the wrapping paper off piece by piece. We all cheered him on. As I watched him open his big gift, I noticed the huge grin on his face. As he tore off more of the wrapping paper, I saw something yellow. It was a bright yellow robot! He absolutely loved it! He still plays with it and he’s about to turn 7. I learned a valuable lesson. Watching others get joy can be joyful for you.

Hey everyone! I’m selling duct tape bracelets and pony tail holders with bows. I wasn’t able to insert a picture, but there are blue bracelets and there are white bracelets, and there are blue bows with a white middle and the opposite.

1 bow- $2.00.                                                     1 bracelet- $1.00

Just comment and tell me what you want to order. I will give it to you as soon as I can!

“Come on! Let’s go!” My aunt said. I was on the Cruise Ship stairs trembling with fear. I did not want to go down the slide! My eyes stung, but I did say that I was going to go down the slide. I was 7 at the time. My stomach was churning like butter. My brain was dancing in my head with all of these thoughts as if I should run back down the stairs or go down the slide. The more steps I took, the more tears I tried to hold back. I can almost hear my heart pounding up against my chest. I ran down the stairs to my parents ready to burst out tears. My mom said I didn’t have to go down the slide if I didn’t want to. She gave me a tissue and I rubbed my eyes and I cried into my hands. As, I watched my aunt come down the slide, she looked happy. At that moment, I smiled and I knew that it wasn’t as scary as it looked. I really wanted to do it, but it was getting dark and my mom said that I could do it the next day.                                                                                                                                       So the next day, I started walking up the stairs to the top of the slide. When I got to the top, I was still a little nervous, but I was happy that I was going to slide down the slide. I sat on the top of the slide and I was happy. I slid down the slide and my mom and dad where cheering for me! They said that my eyes twinkled and my hands were in the air showing that it was fun. That was the most fun I ever had!!! I learned something that day. I learned that when you are afraid to do something, do it anyway and it will be fun!!!

I have decided to make the chart tonight instead of last night. So you still have time to comment on which one you like better.

I made this picture of mountains out of Oil Pastels and everything is outlined in Elmer’s Bottled Glue. It looks really good in person other than picture.

I am not going to be able to fit all of the candy on the world in this and I am not doing chocolate. Just pick your favorite and tell me:

Skittles

Starburst

Sour Patch Kids

Life Savers

Candy Cane

Lolli Pop

Tonight I will post the results. So hurry and tell me! Bye!!!