School Break Days

During the spring break what I mostly did was sleep and eat. On the first day of spring break I didn't really do much. On Tuesday I went out with my friends Destiny and Estefania. We went to walk around the pacific and we ate. We walked all around the pacific. On Wednesday I went out with my friend Laura to eat at Cafe de Casa. We went to eat crepes and drink iced coffee. It was really fun. Later on that day I went to the park with Ashley and her boyfriend Gabriel. It sucked cause I was third wheeling and I had invited Martin to come with us but sadly he was working so I couldn't see him. Later on in the week I didn't really do much. I just stayed home and sleep and talk to my boo Martin on snap chat. On Saturday I went to the Grove with my aunt and cousins and family. It was really fun. I loved it there it was so spring themed and the stores were nice. I also saw the Hollywood sign while we were going over there. On Sunday I didn't really do much either. We hid eggs and then later we went to the pacific to look for a dress. On Monday I went out with Ashley and destiny to Alameada and we walked around and ate panda express. It was also pretty fun too.

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