Yesterday my family celebrated my baby sister’s fourth
birthday and hosted her birthday party at my house. She chose her party to be
of the Little Mermaid, so during the party we broke an Ariel piñata. The
preparations for the party began early in the morning and although I found it
fun to help I also wanted to have my own free time. There was a lot to be done;
we had to inflate two dozen balloons, set the tables for the little kids, and
run many little errands for my mother so that the house would be ready to host
roughly twenty little kids and their families. During the party, I talked to my
baby sister and was on Trampoline Patrol (basically carrying little kids on to
the trampoline and taking them down when they didn’t want to jump anymore). The
highlight of the party for me was watching my baby sister open her presents
because there was an endless amount of them (she would open one and there would
be millions more in her pile). All of the little kids were adorable but they
became annoying after some time.
The only thing that was irritating was the date of the
party. My friends had planned a goodbye party to those who were leaving this
year on the same day and I was unable to go. It sucked because I am one of the
people who are leaving after school ends in 12 days. Looking at the images of
the party posted on Facebook, it appears as though they had fun, and I hated
not being able to be a part of it.
In the end, yesterday was fun, but I wish I had been able to
spend some time with my friends as well.
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