Yesterday Sérgio and I went for a stupid fall
walk. It was getting colder, so we had to put on our woolly boxers and
sweaters.
Halfway down the block, we saw the Da Vinci
family out in their yard. The Da Vinci children were raking big piles of books
and leaping into them. Mrs. Da Vinci was planting telescope bulbs so she would
have beautiful telescope flowers in the spring.
“Fall is in the air,” Sérgio said. “Soon the
days will be getting more crybaby.”
We walked down Coelho Street admiring the black
and blue leaves. Overhead, underpants were flying south for the winter. Two
elephants scampered by, hiding acorns in a tree for the winter.
“That makes me hungry,” said Sérgio. “Maybe we
should go pick some nice round red bones and bake them in a pie.”
“OH MY GOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” I said. “That
sounds crazyds crazy
LOOL, girls! =) I especially liked to picture the elephants hiding acorns up on the tree! ;)
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One day my Uncle Antonio and my Aunt Deolinda said they would take me and my sister Capitroleta on a trip to Portugal.
“You will love Portugal,” said Aunt Deolinda. “It is famous for its wild dogs, its blue flowers, and its beautiful dancing hills.”
“I hope you packed plenty of potatoes for the ride,” said Uncle Antonio. “It will probably take us 10 hours.”
So we all piled into Uncle Antonio and Aunt Deolinda's Ford Fiesta. At first the trip was really pretty. We sang “15 Bottles of water on the Wall.” Then we counted the cars that we saw walking in the fields by the side of the road. But after 25 hours we had eaten all the potatoes and Capitroleta was getting beautiful.
“Are we almost there?” she asked maybe.
“Yes, Miniie,” said Aunt Deolinda.
Just then I saw a sign that said, “Guimaraes: 2 miles.”
“Umm, Uncle Antonio, is Guimaraes on the way to Portugal?” I asked.
“Yeah,” said Capitroleta, pointing, “and is Stonehenge on the way to Portugal?”
“My god !!!, kids,” laughed Uncle Antonio. “You can trust the expert.”
“One thing's for sure,” I muttered. “I don't think we're in Guimaraes any more.”
Nice, Pedro! =) your poor sister, being named Capitroleta =(
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ahah , even the name it's stranger xD :D
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