Day 1 part 6 ~ 21/08/19 ~ 7.30pm onwards In my room, I took out a slightly nicer set of clothes to change into:
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I then threw my swimsuit on to the balcony so it would hopefully dry quickly, as I'd only brought two with me to last the whole week, which was pretty stupid. I then ran downstairs and entered the dining room, where Tom and Hazel were already sat waiting. At least I wasn't the last one down, as Jodie hadn't made an appearance yet. I joined in Tom and Hazels conversation, which was rather weird as they were talking about fishing, which was a hobby neither of them took part in. Jodie then came in and sat down joining in our debate about fish, clearly finding it a rather weird discussion. Soon enough, my mum and Elaine came through from the kitchen, carrying dishes and a large tin with the lasagne in it. We all helped our selves to our first servings, eating with the occasional bit of talking but mostly enjoying the food and scenery.
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As soon as I finished my first serving, I was straight on to my second, which Tom was already half way through. We all started to talk more, due to Hazel and Elaine being done so could talk without a full mouth of food, about school and home stuff. I said quite a bit about how annoying it was to have a twin in all your classes, constantly there to annoy you, but also how if they weren't there you then missed them and wanted them to come back. Everyone laughed, then Tom said how his friend Jacob (who I kinda knew about as I was a fan of chapter 13, but hadn't told Tom this yet) was also a twin and felt the exact same way. Me, Hazel and mum all said how we missed Skye, even though she was a little devil half the time and the noisy one in the house. Which Jodie reference how Tom was like that when he was younger, which Elaine agreed too, but Tom was rather persistent that he definitely wasn't and that they didn't have a sibling like that, which just made it even more funny as he was getting into a argument with Jodie, who was assuring him he was. After lots of talking, laughing and a few arguments (mainly Jodie and Tom) I had finally finished my third serving and we were all ready for pudding, which we were going to sit outside to eat.
