Home

Home is not just where you live, eat, or sleep; home is a place where you can feel safe. It is also warm and where you can laugh, play, and so much more. On mornings, we make bacon, eggs, toast, pancakes, and other yummy stuff. Then we go out on our ATVs. We go to the beach, or we go to this cool site called Lazy Rock. Lazy Rock is really cool because it has a bit of history to it. From 1876 to the present, people have walked from one place to another, and they always stopped at this place and called it Lazy Rock. It’s also really hard to get to because the ATV trail is very steep, and it takes about 30–40 minutes to get there and back. When you’re there, there’s a box with a journal and a couple of pens, and you write your name and when you were there. Then you come back home and have lunch. After lunch, you go to the park and play a bit on the playground, or you play soccer. Then you go to the hockey rink and shoot the ball around. When you come back, you watch some TV. Then we go to the beach, hang around, have supper, go back home, play Uno, read, and then go to bed. That’s what home is to me.