You can only imagine how I have been waiting for Sunday for a whole week. Unfortunately, Saturday is also a busy school for me, so Sunday is like a birthday cake for me. Returning home on Saturday, I rush to do all my homework to enjoy my perfect weekend. What's my ideal day off?
Firstly, besides me, no one is at home. I do whatever I want. My rise starts at ten in the morning. Breakfast is always more satisfying and sweet than usual. On Sunday morning, I eat chocolate spread spread on thin slices of bread. Warmed milk cools in a mug. On this day, I am never in a hurry to finish my meal. 6 days a week I barely have time to eat a spoonful of yogurt at home, a bun in the dining room. I can eat much better on Sunday.
At one o'clock in the afternoon, I check into my phone with friends and go to the stadium. We run on the track, play football, volleyball or badminton. In winter, of course, we go skiing. On the other days I don't have fun walks. My leisure time after school is limited to music, ballet and theater, but sooner or later you get tired of such intense activity and just want to spend time with friends.
At about three o'clock in the afternoon, I drop in to one of my friends, and together we eat something like any kind of muffin: pizza, pies and similar joys, forbidden at home. Nothing more happens next, except for funny conversations, discussions of various events.
I'm in a hurry home at six in the evening, because tomorrow is Monday. As the weekend draws to a close, I put all my stationery in a small bag. Then I just have dinner with cottage cheese and sour cream and watch cartoons and TV shows on the Disney Channel. Of course, I don't use a TV, but any gadget with access to the World Wide Web allows me to search for my favorite content. My favorite is Austin & Ellie.
I go to bed already at 21:00. Even on my ideal day off, I need to keep a regime so as not to oversleep my classes, but, nevertheless, the gained strength is enough for a whole week. Thanks for attention!
