Home

Home can have lots of possibilities. You can create memories and hang out with family and friends. Different types of homes make different types of people: Rough and not welcoming home, not a great person when they grow up. But when they have a welcoming and loving home, then they will usually have a good, happy life when they grow up. Home is a place to spend time with family. I find myself playing video games with my friends. I can hear my brother Malcolm on his iPad playing games and watching YouTube. When I hear my mom yell “dinners ready!” I rush upstairs to eat my tasty dinner. The juicy flavor fills my mouth with joy. I say, “ thanks for the dinner mom!” Home is a place to play, and practice sports. In the summer I put on my roller blades and play road hockey in the cul de sac. Playing hockey in the hot summer sun is a nice way to enjoy summer while playing sports. And in the winter, I have the backyard skating rink that I can practice on at any time of the day. I can also workout in the basement or shoot pucks. In the summer I come home from a hot summer day after playing soccer with my friends all day. I'm so sweaty it looks like I just took a shower. Home is a place to chill and sleep. After a long day of school and hockey, I usually play some games with my friends while talking to them through a mic, and after a few games I get ready for bed and get sleep so I can get lots of sleep for the next day that is full of hockey and school. Ring ring ring ring! I get woken up by my annoying alarm. I get out of bed and get dressed for the day. When I start walking downstairs I hear my mom making breakfast for me and my brother, Malcolm. Crisp bacon, golden eggs and buttery toast. My conclusion is that everyone deserves a loving and warm home. No one deserves to have a bad home unless you really deserve it.