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My Day

 My day was fine. First I woke up. I was half asleep. Then I heard my brother Justin come into my room. He opened my bed tent and sat down next to me. It was very tight and it was not comfortable. Then he tried to get me to wake up.

  After he got in my bed tent he put his cold hands on my warm back. They were freezing. I quickly pulled away and tried to get his hand out. I was awake by then but was still very tired. I still had my eyes closed as if I were still asleep.

  After that, He told me something. I ignored him. I was too tired to respond. He kept on telling me until I responded to him. Soon I asked what he wanted. Then he told me what he wanted to build. He wanted to build a wool farm and a pumpkin farm. 

  He listed some more things that I do not remember. I was too tired to listen to him and just pretended that I was listening and It was super interesting. Eh even mentioned a sugarcane farm but he has one already. Anyway, after that, I told him to get off my pillow and I took it.

  After I took my pillow I moved down my bed. It was too tight when he and I were right next to each other. I hit my feet on one of the sides of my bed tent. So I ley my pillow down. But my head hit his feet. So I had to move to the side that his feet were not on. My feet were still touching one side of the bed tent. 

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