Grandparents

 This week I went to my Nana and Papa’s house. They took me to their house right after Dillberry, I didn’t even go home. The first day we got to their house at around 5 o’clock so we didn't do much, we just stayed home and played on our devices.

The next morning we woke up and had bacon and eggers with hash browns. One of the many perks about going to my grandparents house is that Nana cooks a lot. After breakfast we got packed up and headed to the pool where we would stay for about 4 hours. I like going to different aquatic centres because all of the are different and they each have their own unique look.

The next day we went to the pool again except an hour in, two of my cousins came and we played with them. When we went home it was about 5:30 and we played outside. The next day was a lazy day for all of us. I woke up at 12 and watched tv with my papa. We did that almost all day. Finally our last full day at their house, Papa and I went to the driving range.

It was my first time every hitting a ball with a driver. I felt like I did pretty good considering it was my first time. I really enjoyed that day because it gave me one on one time with papa and I don’t normally have that. It is really important to spend time with other people because you can find a good friend in someone you see a lot or don’t see very often, just take the time and talk.

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