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My Day

 My day was just like any normal, boring day, It all started out when I woke up. It was a dog that woke me up. my brother Justin, my mom, and I were dog sitting her. We were dog sitting until it was adopted. Anyway, the dog seemed like it had a lot of energy. She was in Justin rooms whining. 

  I guessed that She needed to go to the bathroom, but Justin did not know what she wanted. All he did was tell her to chill. After some time I started to get sick of it. I knew I woke up earlier that normal because I was super duper tired. then I unzipped my bed tent to tell Justin that maybe that she wanted to go to the bathroom. 

  I saw my alarm clock. I was facing towards me. according to my alarm clock it was 9:57am. Only 33 minutes till my alarm clock went of. The dog was still whining but I was too lazy to tell Justin that the dog probably just wanted to go to the bathroom. So instead I yelled, "Bathroom!" Justin ignored me. I did not try to tell him again and Just tried to go back to sleep. 

  Soon, The dog still was winning for something. I really wanted to go back t sleep So I pocked my head out of my bed tent and said, "She probably needs to go to the bathroom." I was not sure if Justin ignored me or not But Then he finally took the dog out. Turned out that is what she wanted. 

  After That I went back to sleep. I sleep a little bit but not for long. My alarm clock went of. Sense I did not zip my bed tent back up I just pocked my head out and pressed a button to stop my alarm from ringing. Then I got out of bed and stretched. I was still tired but I forced my self to get out of bed. 

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