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School Day Breaks

During my Christmas Break I went to Knotts for the first time and it was fun. I went from 10 am to 11 pm. Int he morning it wasn't that packed but later on in the evening it started to get packed. Something else I did was go shopping. I wasted most of my money buying myself stuff and buying my brother stuff and buying food. I went to the mall like 3 times. I also went to this shopping center and Citadel. I spend my break mostly staying home and going out with my family and friends. I finished 4 seasons of ''Gossip Girl'' during the break. In Christmas Eve I spend it with my family and my uncles family. We ate a lot of food and we had a theme to come in pajamas. On New Years Eve I didn't really do anything. I just stayed home and watched ''Gossip Girl''. In the break I also went to my best friends house and we did a gingerbread house. I would say that my break was fun but boring at the same time when I didn't go out. It was also interesting because some days were scary but fun.
    

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