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My Day

 My day was fine. First I woke up. I was really tired. I woke up by myself today. Usually, my brother Justin comes into my room. Then he takes one of my thin, soft, and furry blankets and puts it on the heater. It is not a heater that can burn stuff. 

  This time Justin did not come to wake me up. nether did my mom. I did not know this and what for my mom or my brother to come to wake me up. But nobody came. So I went back to sleep. But I couldn't sleep. I just moved a lot in bed.

  Soon I finally started to go back to sleep. I was really tired but I was half asleep. I was mostly asleep but I could do things that I could not do when I was awake. Then I heard a doorbell ring. ding-dong it went. Then I heard Justin say it was one of my friends. 

  So I decided to get up. I opened my bed tent and rolled out of it. I had not played with him for a long time. I shuffled to the door yawning a lot. Justin was right. It was one of my friends. I opened the door. Then he walked inside.  

  After he got inside I asked him what he wanted to do. Then he took some of our Christmas decorations and hanged them. We don't have all of our Christmas decorations hanged on our Christmas tree. Anyway, we found a lot of things that did not have something on them to hang to the tree. 

  

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