Another normal Saturday

This morning, we woke up early, as we were planning a walk in at Specsavers,  again. We got out of bed at 8:00am and reached Specsavers at 9:10 am, but still, we couldn't get an appointment. It seems that one of the opticians was sick, so it was really busy and they wouldn't do walk ins for a couple of days. I wandered around the shop, looking for the glasses I would choose. I liked the blue ones, purple ones and especially the  pink ones. Meanwhile, Ma was trying to fit in an appointment for me. Eventually, the lady at the desk called a branch in the neighboring town and they gave me an appointment for 10 past 2 tomorrow.

 Later on, we walked to the shops to buy this week's groceries, Teerno's least favourite location.

 And then, obviously, we returned home. Well, not all of us, as Baba had gone to the saloon for his monthly haircut.

 When he returned home, we had lunch, watched T.V and I recently finished my home work. A few minutes later, I will watch a weekend movie, and this time I have chosen Disney's 'A Christmas Carol' based on a book by Charles Dickens. I have chosen this because Year 5 (my year) are going to perform this play in front of the school at Christmas. I will tell you what my part is next week, for my teacher, Miss. Wilkinson, has promised that we will start rehearsing by then.

P.S.- I will mostly be writing on weekends because nothing that exciting happens on weekdays.


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  1. Siladitya24 November 2012 at 13:57

    thought school was interesting! :-)

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    1. Teesha3 December 2012 at 11:28

      Sometimes, but it gets too late to write when I reach home, sadly

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  2. samhitas24 November 2012 at 21:21

    will be waiting eagerly for the weekends to read your thoughts, so nicely and precisely penned down...very simple yet so beautiful...:)

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  3. Unknown27 November 2012 at 21:38

    Best of luck with your play 'A Christmas Carol'. A really wonderful play. YOu should let your teacher know about the part that you want to play in it. Do keep us posted

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  4. Anonymous29 November 2012 at 11:52

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    1. Teesha29 November 2012 at 12:51

      Sad, why?

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    3. Anonymous7 December 2012 at 11:09

      Teeshu I deleted my comments by mistake, but eagerly waiting to read your next post!!

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  5. sayanic4 December 2012 at 06:02

    Thanks Teesha for reminding me about good old Bradford days regularly....please write some more descriptions about places like City Center, Centenary Square, Mandir, Peel Park etc....write about the activities that happens there on weekends...would like to hear about Bradford moreee from you......thanks again..love you :-)

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