First off, I would like to finish “Around the next corner,”  by Elizabeth Wrenn,before not too long. With work, I don’t get a lot of time to read, but a few pages here and there. I should be done with this book by summer. It is about a woman, Deena who is a stay at home mom, whose husband works at a clinic and their two kids go to school. I think high school. Well, Deena has a cat she has roaming around the house. One day she gets a fantastic idea to get a dog. Now this dog is not your normal dog. She gets the dog from some sort of special club. The man who gave her the dog, needs the dog back in a year because it is going to be a blind seeing dog, so she has to train the dog from a puppy to listen to commands and be proper as a blind seeing dog. I am in the middle of the book, so we will see where it goes.

After I am finished with that book, I would like to read “Point Omega,” by Don Delillo. I read a few pages and I guess it is about this guy who wants to make a movie out of another man’s life. It seems interesting. I will let you know about it. Thank you for reading.

Like most Hispanic families we made menudo and tacos on Christmas and ate beans and tortillas whenever it was possible. My mom made tamales and tortillas and also enchiladas. She also made antipasta salad for the family.

Besides that, my parents worked a lot so we were latchkey kids. That means, when we got home from school there was not anyone home. We were forced to survive on our own. My parents would come home late or sometimes stay in other cities because they were promoters of concerts, such as Kool and the gang, Midnight Star, Zapp, and Rick James and other groups. So they would work on doing concerts with the bands above. It was fun to go see the concerts, especially if they were here in Southern Arizona.

We had traditions no different from other American families. We celebrated thanksgiving and Christmas like the rest of the people in the country. We would celebrate birthdays. One year, for my tenth birthday we had invited Gary the Dj over so he could play music, while all the kids, including me would break dance on a piece of cardboard. It was a great time. Besides that, we were typical, except my parents didn’t put us in extra curriculum activities, such as sports, but in Jr. High school. I was in band and was a percussionist. I played a bass drum and a snare drum. This is where I developed my love of music. Thank you for reading.

One place I would like to go is Dave & Busters to play arcade games. I would like to play skee ball, Lost world ie Juristic Park game, where I could shoot a gun at a Tyransauris Rex. I would have to aim the gun at the Tyransauris Rex’s mouth, or stomach to kill it. It is hard to kill. I have heard. I could win tickets for prizes, such as bears, monkeys, or hippoes. I could go there and eat pizza,wings, and enjoy the music and the lights. Maybe even go there and play Pac Man or Galaga. It all sounds fun. Well first bills then think about going to Dave & Busters. Thank you for reading.

1. Play music- especially the shaker and sing and the drum set too. This is pure enjoyment.
2. I write lyrics. This is how I get the lyrics that I sing. I write them out over and over. I also love to write on Jetpack.
3. I love to hang out with my sister. She is cool. We eat together and talk to one another.
4. I love to sleep, sleeping is great.
5. I love to eat salads.
6. Thank you for reading.