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yawa3891 [41]
3 years ago
11

WRITING PROMPT TIME.

English
1 answer:
VMariaS [17]3 years ago
5 0

My favorite snow day activity would be making a SNOWMAN.First my morning would start off with my mother waking me up.We would usually watch the news channel for a bit before getting ready for school.This is when the news channel started to report on the weather.They said there was a huge chance a BLIZZARD would hit so schools were going to be canceled.

After the WEATHER REPORT I would quickly look out the window before putting on coat, BOOTS, and MITTENS.When I stepped outside I shivered it sure was FREEZING out but my excitement to play made me want to stay out.After playing outside for a bit my cousins had decided to come over.We went SLEDDING, SKATING, SKIING, and even SNOWBOARDING.It was really fun after we ended the day with watching a Christmas moving and drinking HOT CHOCOLATE.

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