I want to talk about what I did today! I woke up at around 8:00 A.M and was surprised to see my dad in his bed. I thought that he usually gets a day off during Thursday. He may have decided to take a day off today because it was the last day before my school's break is over. You see because yesterday was President's Day school my school gave the students a day off for today and tomorrow. I know for a fact that most kids only get one day off on that was yesterday. The kids at my school deserve this because almost every other holiday we never got a break-off. Now that I think of it, the only holiday no school should take a day off from is Valentines because it's not even that popular. Did you know I asked my teacher if the man who created Valentine's day was like St. Nicholas.
I walked downstairs to the bathroom to start brushing my teeth. My sister came down a few minutes later and brushed her teeth as well. My father came down about 7 minutes later when I was beginning to read my book. In case you don't know (you should) the book was called, "Trials of Apollo: The Dark Prophecy". It is made by Rick Riordan. Read yesterday's post for some brief background information on the book. Anyway, for breakfast, my father had made egg fried rice, with some bits of meat to top it all off. All in all, it was pretty good and I really enjoyed it. Once all three of us finished eating the food my dad suggested we go outside. As usual, I wasn't crazy about the idea but knew it couldn't be helped. So because he was the adult we got ready and left the house.
My dad took us to Journal Square and we got on a train to 33rd Street (New York). Apparently, we haven't gone to "Times Square" in "YEARS" (he exaggerated it) so that was where we headed towards. While walking I saw a bunch of people wearing full bodysuits that consisted of a Disney character. Every time there was a kid or man with camera literally every single one of them ran towards that person and begged for a picture. It wasn't begging but more like continuously asking the person until he/she nicely said, "No". The main reason I'm talking about this is that it happened to me and my sister. An Elmo mascot saw my sister walked over. He clearly wanted to take a picture but my sister almost started crying. She was scared of how creepy they were. And believe me, I don't blame her at all!
For Lunch, we all ate at Mc'Donalds and I really liked it. My order was this, "A Big Mac with Vanilla Milkshake, please". Do you wanna know something? According to Mc'Donalds standards, they have three different types of Big Macs. The "Mac Jr.", "Big Mac" (what I ordered", and "The Grand Mac". Guess what I got? You were probably going to say "Big Mac". You were sadly mistaken. Instead of what I ordered they gave me a "Grand Mac". It was twice the size of a "Big Mac" and 4 times the size of a "Mac Jr.". The last thing we did before going back home was to a Disney Store. It had a bunch of toys and pieces of clothing for dolls and kids alike. I was really disappointed that there wasn't a "Mulan" section. "Mulan" was a Japenese girl who wanted to become a samurai because her father was.
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The Overwatch League was something that really caught my attention as it started. The first "stage" (part) of it had already finished and "London Spitfire" (favorite team besides "Shanghai Dragons) won $100,000. That must have been pretty epic for them considering how they hadn't been winning at the start of the stage. It was a comeback of the ages! Besides that, my real favorite team "Shanghai Dragons" have made some pretty satisfying roster changes. No players have been dropped but 4 new ones have joined the team. They are all Koreans but one is a female. This marks the first female player to ever compete in a tournament as big as this in history! It really shows some spotlight for the team. Unfortunately, all of the Korean members will have to actually learn Chinese so they can communicate with the team. In addition, they won't be able to play until the mid of stage 1. This is because of problems with the visa. That is all for today's post.
I walked downstairs to the bathroom to start brushing my teeth. My sister came down a few minutes later and brushed her teeth as well. My father came down about 7 minutes later when I was beginning to read my book. In case you don't know (you should) the book was called, "Trials of Apollo: The Dark Prophecy". It is made by Rick Riordan. Read yesterday's post for some brief background information on the book. Anyway, for breakfast, my father had made egg fried rice, with some bits of meat to top it all off. All in all, it was pretty good and I really enjoyed it. Once all three of us finished eating the food my dad suggested we go outside. As usual, I wasn't crazy about the idea but knew it couldn't be helped. So because he was the adult we got ready and left the house.
My dad took us to Journal Square and we got on a train to 33rd Street (New York). Apparently, we haven't gone to "Times Square" in "YEARS" (he exaggerated it) so that was where we headed towards. While walking I saw a bunch of people wearing full bodysuits that consisted of a Disney character. Every time there was a kid or man with camera literally every single one of them ran towards that person and begged for a picture. It wasn't begging but more like continuously asking the person until he/she nicely said, "No". The main reason I'm talking about this is that it happened to me and my sister. An Elmo mascot saw my sister walked over. He clearly wanted to take a picture but my sister almost started crying. She was scared of how creepy they were. And believe me, I don't blame her at all!
For Lunch, we all ate at Mc'Donalds and I really liked it. My order was this, "A Big Mac with Vanilla Milkshake, please". Do you wanna know something? According to Mc'Donalds standards, they have three different types of Big Macs. The "Mac Jr.", "Big Mac" (what I ordered", and "The Grand Mac". Guess what I got? You were probably going to say "Big Mac". You were sadly mistaken. Instead of what I ordered they gave me a "Grand Mac". It was twice the size of a "Big Mac" and 4 times the size of a "Mac Jr.". The last thing we did before going back home was to a Disney Store. It had a bunch of toys and pieces of clothing for dolls and kids alike. I was really disappointed that there wasn't a "Mulan" section. "Mulan" was a Japenese girl who wanted to become a samurai because her father was.
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The Overwatch League was something that really caught my attention as it started. The first "stage" (part) of it had already finished and "London Spitfire" (favorite team besides "Shanghai Dragons) won $100,000. That must have been pretty epic for them considering how they hadn't been winning at the start of the stage. It was a comeback of the ages! Besides that, my real favorite team "Shanghai Dragons" have made some pretty satisfying roster changes. No players have been dropped but 4 new ones have joined the team. They are all Koreans but one is a female. This marks the first female player to ever compete in a tournament as big as this in history! It really shows some spotlight for the team. Unfortunately, all of the Korean members will have to actually learn Chinese so they can communicate with the team. In addition, they won't be able to play until the mid of stage 1. This is because of problems with the visa. That is all for today's post.
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