My Life

On August twenty-second my sister had drove her car to pick me up and to drive me to a new camp up in the Berkshire. The camp was a three-hour ride for me and a three-hour drive for my sister and there were quite a few bumps in the road too. But we had arrived at camp my sister had got my wheelchair out of the back of her car, and she had wheeled my wheelchair over to me so that I could sit in my wheelchair. There were a lot of little, tiny of different rocks on the ground, so I had a very, very, bumpy ride On Tuesday, all of the campers and the counselors rode to the Clark Museum, and we had saw a lot of different kind of statues and paintings too.  On Wednesday I had been pushed in my wheelchair to the art cabin to do art with all of the other campers. Some campers were in wheelchairs, some campers were in electric wheelchairs it was all depending on their disability Every day at mealtime all of the campers and their counselors would eat in a very, very long wide dining room some day when it is hot outside everybody at camp would have cook out on the picnic tables that would be right next to the long dining room.  On Thursday I had went swimming in a great big lake. But we had to ride in some cars to a great big studio for play rehearsal a few nights.  On Friday, was the play and all of the people loved watch the play and my counselor and all of the counselors the put on the play named Mike   their teacher were so all of the people had come to the studio to watch the play that all of the campers including me and all of the counselors had put on. On Saturday August twenty-seventh me and the rest of the campers and their counselors including mine went swimming in the lake that was right near camp so some of the campers walked to the beach and the disabled campers that were in wheelchair was pushed to the lake by their counselor. So, everybody went swimming in the lake and the water felt cool that night everybody sat in a circle around a great big campfire to tell all of the other campers and the counselors what they liked doing at camp. On the next August twenty-eight my sister had drove her car to camp in lake cashmere and she had brought our mother a long for the ride too. Then they had put all of my luggage's in the car and me sister had drove all the way back to Stoneham to drop own mother at her house and then my sister had drove me home to my hos in North Reading, called the McLaughlin, house. So, when my sister had drove in the driveway, she her got my wheelchair out of the back of her car and then she had pushed me inside the Mclaughin, house in my wheelchair and my sister had put my luggage's in my bedroom too. So, when I was in my bedroom, I had typed on my web journal for a little while. Then at one o'clock a male staff person had put all of my clothe away in my draw and some of my clothe in the closet too.