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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

First email that Kevin sent to Mum

Dear: Xiaojing


I'm Kevin. Dad was back at home now. He told me to write this note.

Dad wrote a note to Intergal energy to cut down the palm near the eletric line. Dad also finished his work which is with Lao Huang.

P.S: I made my own breakfast and my breakfast is a meat bun and a cup of water.

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

The performance at the Opera House

On 4/7/10 I went to perform at the Opera House with the Sydney Childrens' Choir and Gondwana Choir. I was so excited when I got there. It was so busy over there at the Opera House because (I think) they were waiting for the performance. When the performance started I sang and saw that the walls around us were all red and there must be more than a thousand people. When the performance was finished we were so tired so we went home and slept early.



P.S: I'm afraid that I'm not telling you everything.

Monday, June 28, 2010

Comments about a book called Crimpy's cartooning for kids

I like Crimpy's cartooning for kids because it's funny. One of it's funny part is:
Cartooning is like driving a car. You first need to be careful of not driving over the cat or grandma. The more you practice the better you drive and the happier the grandma is.

Some key for the words you don't understand might be:

pawsome=awesome howl=how deer=dear

Monday, June 14, 2010

The Pine Tree's Journey

One day a seed fell into the soil. The next day it grew. It was a little pine tree in the forest. It was lucky to have enough water.

Days passed, the pine tree struggled in the cold winter. Months passed, the pine tree fought the heat but enjoyed the sun. At one time the pine tree was nearly dead because there was nearly no water. After some time the pine tree was big and survived the hard season. It was big enough to build into something.

One day some people came and chopped down the pine tree and built it into a bookshelf.

The pine made bookshelf has never struggled again.

Monday, June 7, 2010

How I liked the book 'The day I swapped my dad for two goldfish'

I really liked about this book because this book said that a dad has been swapped not only one time but many times over! That's called funny.

Saturday, May 22, 2010

The trip to the Nan Tien Temple

I went to the Nan Tien Temple with my mum and dad. I wish I haven't gone there because it is so boring there except for lighting the incenses.

When we arrived at the temple we went straight to where Ru Lai Fo (the strongest of all Buddhas) was. We made a mistake of going there straight away without getting a incense below the level of Ru Lai's temple. When we got down there we got nine incenses and shared between ourselves. We then lit the incenses with the fire on a candle. After that we preyed on north, east, south and west. We then stuck two of the incenses in the dust outside which is in a large pot. With the last incense we preyed the Buddha which is in the building and stuck it in the pot which was full of dust.When we finished preying that Buddha we went to prey the strongest Buddha which is Ru Lai Fo. When we finished preying we went to Crown St. to watch the celebration dances. And it was beautiful. There is still more but I have to base my subject on the title so bye!

I wish you could have a try the trick I always forget to do at the Nan Tien temple which is to lit one incense up and you would see some fire at the end yeah? You then lit the other incense up with it. Now for real BYE!

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Comments about ZAC POWER books

I've read more than seven books of Zac Power and they're so cool! There are mega missions, extreme missions, test drives and normal missions. I like the extreme missions the best but there are only have four of the books. I've got seven of this book and they are Missions Shipwreck, High Risk, Frozen Fear, Zac's Wild Rescue, Sandstorm, Ice Patrol and Water Blaster. I borrowed some other Zac Power books from the library. My favorite mission is Zac's wild rescue even though it's not in extreme missions. I like it because it's very funny. On the back of the books there is a web link called http://www.zacpower.com/home/default.asp and it's so cool too. Next time I might write a blog about that too. Now bye bye. And enjoy the Zac Power books (if you bought one). WOW ';'.