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May 23, 2020
It's Saturday! I woke up with a big smile on my face as I heard the sharp crystal sound from my phone.
He said his usual good morning while clicking on his computer, playing video games like Minecraft.
I got up eventually since it's Saturday and did my usual routine. Then, afterwards, I went for a long job in my neighborhood and did boxing in my basement.
Afterwards, I planned out today and tomorrow efficiently, so that everything is on schedule and will be completed on time.
I do have a good amount of homework to accomplish and projects coming up. But I believe that everything will be okay in the end.
So I worked on my homework for a couple hours, and then, my dad and I drove to his warehouse to practice driving, which was very fun.
We also saw the three cats again and gave them some water! The weather was breezy and the wind whistled softly into our ears.
My dad drove back home in time for lunch that my mom made for us, which was fried rice and spring rolls. We helped her wash the dishes later.
However, during lunch, we watched True Lies, which is an incredible movie, and I highly recommend it!
Later, I finished up on homework and worked on projects. I rearranged my plan for tomorrow, so it could be more efficient and affective.
Afterwards, I made dinner with my family. We made fried rice and salmon, which I love personally and my family does too.
We finished watching True Lies, and then, I facetimed him. We talked about video games, life things, and school things. What a beautiful day!
~Nature is beautiful and eases us in hard times.~
A Theme of Wellness
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Stay Safe and keep smiling :) - Hannah
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