my summer break india/nepal part 4

On July 2nd we had breakfast and got ready to go out. Then we went to the mall to buy a Famous Five 

Collection. Once we got home we ate lunch then in the evening my aunt came to visit us with her 

granddaughter. They also brought food then once they left we ate, watched tv and slept.


On July 3rd we had breakfast. Then I played on the computer with my dad. We mainly played cricket and 

soccer. Some websites i used were:

  1. Coding = Edabit

  2. Multiplayer games = Multiplayer Games | Play Online at Coolmath Games

  3. all = Cool Math Games

Then we watched a cooking show on the tv and turned in.


On July 4th we got up early and went to my aunt's house for breakfast. Then we went back home. For the 

rest of the day I mainly read some books and did some math. Then I played on the computer. After 

dinner we watched tv and slept.


On July 5th we had breakfast, then around lunch we went to the Salar Jung museum. Then for lunch we 

went to my aunt's house. In the evening we went to Birla temple and bought more books. For dinner we 

ate at Babai hotel. On the way back we picked up some ice cream and went to my aunt's house. Then we 

went home and slept.


On July 6th we had breakfast. Then around 10:00 my cousin came to pick me up. I stayed at their 

house all day then around lunch another cousin joined so i decided to sleep over.  We ate dinner then we 

played cards. After we finished we went to bed.


On July 7th I had breakfast at my aunt's house. We decided that the family would meet at lunch. So I got 

ready at their house using one of my cousins' outfits. For lunch we went to Subbayya Gari Hotel. After 

lunch I went back to my aunt's house. Then even though it was raining hard my cousin and I went to the 

mall for fries and ice cream. Then we met my parents at my grandparents' house and said good night and 

said goodnight and goodbye because we were leaving the next day.

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