Week 5-My Fav & Least Fav Holiday
My favorite holiday has to be Christmas. I love the snow, Christmas trees, decorations and most of all I love watching Christmas movies. I just love everything about it. Last year on Christmas break my sisters and I were outside in the snow. Daniel, Brandon, Brett and our neighbors, Danielle and Morgan, were outside with us. Well Danielle got some new sleds; they were new, top of the line sleds. So I go inside and get our dog's leash. We tied the leash to the sled and we all took turns pulling each other up and down the street. After about an hour we got bored of that. We make a little ramp on the side of the road. We had to get another leash from our house so that two people could pull the sled. Brett was the first one to test it, Brandon and Daniel ran on either side of the sled and pulled him as fast as they could. Danielle and I were pushing Brett from the back. Now there was one little detail that we forgot about. Our mailbox. Brett ran into the ramp, took half of it out and he almost ran into the mailbox. He ducked down at the last minute. We all took turns on the sled after we had fixed then ramp. I flipped off of the sled while I was in the air, Christine flew up 5 feet in the air, and Danielle actually did run into the mailbox. It was a very interesting day, my mom was just thankful that nobody got seriously hurt.
My least favorite holiday would have to be Veterens Day. You don't really do anything on that day. There's a parade but I hardly ever go to it. It just isn't an interesting holiday. A few years ago on Veterens Day I was walking around with my friend, and they were throwing the candy off of the floats. One of the floats was the 3rd grade class. So when we pass the float all of the little third graders throw candy at us. They didn't have like starburst and gum. No, they had jollyranchers, suckers and a bunch of hard candy. Needless to say neither of us was very happy about that. We wanted to throw the candy back at them but we decided that it was too mean to do that. After all, they were only third graders.
