Cross Country

This blog post is long delayed but I came second so I had to blog about it. 5 days after I came back from Israel, the Cross Country was on. Since I've never not come a placing I wanted to make sure I did every Cross Country with a placing, so even though I was jetlagged I still pushed myself to run the Cross Country.
There was dragons flying around in my tummy, parents were cheering, I was in pain. Sprinting as hard as I possibly could, I see the finish line, I fell to the ground. I see my friend Lani lying next to me, also in a lot of pain. I remember when we were waiting for our turn, Lani told me that he came 4th or 5th every time so he made it to interschools but never came a placing. But when he was running, he was coming first by miles. His face showed me that he was so determined to come a placing, and he came first. I just want to say good on you Lani and you were a machine.

Canada Center.

Yesterday my family, my dad's cousin and his family, and my cousins Alon and Gali, and their family, all went to the Canada Center. No It's not in Canada, it's a place about 20 minutes drive north. It has iJump complex, which is a trampoline park, bowling, swimming pool, cinema and Ice skating rink. Since we've already went bowling 3 times we just went Ice skating and trampolining. Ice Skating was really fun but really hard. Since I've only been Ice Skating once in my life 2 years ago, it took me a long time to get off of the side rail; although, after I let go of the side rail I think I did pretty good for my first try in 2 years.

When we got to iJump I straight away started trying to slam dunk the basketball. Sadly I was a few inches short and couldn't slam dunk. My favourite part was that all the trampolines where just close enough so I could try and jump from one to another. The trick is to go diagonal but try and mix it up a bit so It's not boring. The funniest part was when I started digging a hole in the foam pit so I got be in the air for longer and found a good pair of glasses at the bottom that looked really new. After that we got some ice cream and we all had a go in the massage chair which was really relaxing.

Duathlon

LI: I am sharing some of my ideas, feelings and thoughts on my blog about the Duathlon
 today!

• Success Criteria: It makes sense when I read it I have used capital letters and full stops correctly I have had my blogging buddy check my blog before I publish it

• When we finish, we line our bikes up near the preschool from youngest to oldest

• Year 6s ran 3,2,2 (3 laps of the field, 2 laps of the rezerve, 2 laps of the field)

• Year 5s ran 2,2,2 (2 laps of the field, 2 laps of the rezerve, 2 laps of the field)

• Year 4s ran 2,1,1 (2 laps of the field, 2 laps of the rezerve, 1 laps of the field)

• Year 3s ran 1,1,1 (1 laps of the field, 1 laps of the rezerve, 1 laps of the field)

Before the duathlon instead of there being butterflies in my tummy, there were full grown dragons in my tummy. It didn't help that my bike tyre POPPED on the way to school. I was so annoyed because I would have come a placing but when I ran the whole duathlon somehow I came 6. I had to run about 2 whole kilometers and everyone else ran about 1 kilometer and biked 1 kilometer. I definitely bet my personal goal. It was such a great feeling when I finished the bike because I was coming about 12 but then I sprinted as hard as I could and passed SIX people. The duathlon went great for me because I was really gutted I was the only one running, but when I came 6th, omg I felt great. Sadly I didn't make the top 5 who went to interschools but between you and me, I'm not doing that all over again. I felt... Sick!

Bush Build

Hi this is my first post in a week and i'm going to give you a review of my favourite thing that happened last week.

So on last Tuesday I made this blog and fiddled around with all the settings and had some fun with it. Saturday was my most favourite part of the week because Antonio (My friend) and I made this epic balcony out in the bush with just some left over wood, a hammer, some nails and a spade. Its one metre above the ground and you can hold 4 year 6 kids on it at the same time. It took us 1 and a half hours but it was worth every excruciating pain and nasty mosquito bite. To sum it all up it was a great day.(At the end of every post i'm going to make an emoji of how I felt.) 😋