Morning of course, because it says “Have a great day.”
Hiiii Im good what about you?
I'd say beautiful is too general and should be replaced.
While Padmi looks frantically for her pen, her sister calmly writes with it. "While Padmi looks frantically for her pen," cannot stand alone. Using it in "While Padmi looks frantically for her pen, her sister calmly writes with it." makes it dependent on the second part of the sentence.
