Hi again. I just remembered my friend, Rachel, who was with me and helped me past January and half of February and one of my best friends, Trishinia who helped me past the primary 1 year at Fuhua Primary school with friendship and courtesy. First, I would like to tell you about Rachel in the next paragraph.
Rachel is kind and caring, even though she might seem a little bit of a chatterbox. She likes to help people to do things, like helping me carry my bag while I tie my shoelaces. But that's normal. Any good friend would love to help their friends, right? Rachel also helps to soothe my boring days by chattering about something unimportant, or playing games with me, such as 'Little rabbit lost his tooth', 'Fat hamburger' and one Chinese game that I think is called 'Yi Er San'.
Next, I'm going to tell you about my best friend, Trishinia. She is a chatterbox too, and she is kind of a busybody (No offense), but she's a wonderful friend. I was giving out swan origamis to my friends in Chinese class, such as Sonya, but the last and best one was going to be given to Trishinia. She didn't know that, though, so she gave me a playful punch. But that punch really, really hurt. So I pretended to ignore her for a little while. Then, she came to apologize, and I said, "OK. It's not really your fault." And we became best friends all over again. And I was sad to go to Canberra, leaving all my good friends, like Trishinia, Regeinald, Bryant and Grace and France.
You spelled my name wrongly(again)
ReplyDeleteIt is spelled like this:RACHAEL
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ReplyDeleteWell, thank you Brandon for such a motivating post. I am very thankful for your feedback. Yeah right. The games just keep me company, OK? It's much better than just sitting there and staring into Blank Outer Space, looking for some sort of a Meteorite or Spaceship or some sort of transport in space (a bus on Earth). So please also avoid using the Caps Lock button. It makes a friendly, funny post become menacing and horrifying and terrible. It's like you're shouting in somebody's ear. I DO NOT like it if people shout in my ear, and neither will anybody, including you, unless the person is deaf or is hearing impaired. They could easily just turn off their hearing aids and they won't hear a thing.
ReplyDeleteAnd, sorry, Rachael. I had forgotten and maybe I had gotten your name mixed with my other friend last year, Rachel Goh. I had accidentally spelled "RACHAEL" for her and "RACHEL" for you. I'm sorry... I always get things the other way around.