Amy's Point Of View
I got up at 8.00am and got dressed. I went into the bathroom, did my make up and fixed my hair in a tight ponytail. I rushed downstairs to have my breakfast. My mum was there as usual, having her own breakfast. After that I brushed my teeth and headed off to Sarah's house to walk with her to school. When I reached her door, I knocked and after a view sekunde Sarah opened the door ready to go.
"Hey, Sarah!" I said.
"Hi!" Sarah replied.
We walked to school, chatting the whole way. Most of it was boring except the part when she alisema about the party.
"I've been thinking a lot about my 17th birthday." Sarah said.
"Oh, yeah. What are wewe gonna do?" I asked.
"Maybe a party. At my house." she said.
I replied nearly instantly.
"Yeah! That's a great idea! wewe could invite everyone!"
Sarah smiled.
"Ok, ok, Amy! I'll ask my Mum and Dad to night! You, Kelly and Emily could stay the night! But there will be LOADS of people coming!"
We walked through the school gates and wandered off to our other friends. Me, Sarah, Emily and Kelly. We had a discussion about Sarah's party for a couple of minutes. The kengele rang and we walked into our classroom.
"Good morning class!" alisema our teacher, Miss King.
Nobody really took notice of her. We all sat down in our kiti, kiti cha ready for the register. Miss King did the register and continued with the lesson.
I got up at 8.00am and got dressed. I went into the bathroom, did my make up and fixed my hair in a tight ponytail. I rushed downstairs to have my breakfast. My mum was there as usual, having her own breakfast. After that I brushed my teeth and headed off to Sarah's house to walk with her to school. When I reached her door, I knocked and after a view sekunde Sarah opened the door ready to go.
"Hey, Sarah!" I said.
"Hi!" Sarah replied.
We walked to school, chatting the whole way. Most of it was boring except the part when she alisema about the party.
"I've been thinking a lot about my 17th birthday." Sarah said.
"Oh, yeah. What are wewe gonna do?" I asked.
"Maybe a party. At my house." she said.
I replied nearly instantly.
"Yeah! That's a great idea! wewe could invite everyone!"
Sarah smiled.
"Ok, ok, Amy! I'll ask my Mum and Dad to night! You, Kelly and Emily could stay the night! But there will be LOADS of people coming!"
We walked through the school gates and wandered off to our other friends. Me, Sarah, Emily and Kelly. We had a discussion about Sarah's party for a couple of minutes. The kengele rang and we walked into our classroom.
"Good morning class!" alisema our teacher, Miss King.
Nobody really took notice of her. We all sat down in our kiti, kiti cha ready for the register. Miss King did the register and continued with the lesson.
