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My Day

 My Day was fine. First I was half asleep lying in bed. I was super-duper tired and a lot more tired than normal. Then I heard my brother Justin silently come into my room. Then he uniped my bedtime a little bit. Then he bent his knees and pounced on me.

  He landed on my leg! It did not hurt much but did a little. "Daddy!" he shouted even though he is 14 in a couple days and I am only 11. He is three years older than me. Anyway, then it started to hit me trying to get me to get out of bed.

  After that, he left the. I listened to him and for some reason thinking of what I could write in my blog. He walked to his room. I knew this because I heard him open his closet and I know it was not my closet because it was too quiet. 

  After that, I heard him go walk away from his and my room. Our rooms are next to each other. Soon, when I heard no sound. I laid my head down on my pillow, faced the part That Justin unzipped, then zipped it until it blocked the sun shining throw some blinds.

  Soon, Justin came to my room again. Unzipped one side of my bed tent and opened my blinds. The sun shined brightly through the window. It hurt my eyes because it was in the dark for a really long time. Then he told me to wake up and that my mom was angry at us because it was super messy and he agreed with her. 

                                                                        To be continued...

  

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