The digestive system

This is a model of the digestive system.It was made in science and we were learning about

The Blob

The Blob

Click! Click! My life jacket and light blue helmet were on. Slowly I walked up the staircase. As soon as I reached the top I started to re-think my choice of going on the blob but my overall goal at Waimarino was to have a go on all of the activities that I could, so I prepared myself for my turn. After a couple of jumps it was my turn. Slowly, I shuffled over to the edge of the platform and jumped… Suddenly I landed on the blob and  it was like landing on a giant pillow.It was a little bit hard but I quickly crawled over to the other end and braced myself for what was about to happen, I knew it would be sudden… Bang! I  went up, up, up and then down. Slap! Now a had a sore leg from landing on my side. In a rush, I quickly swam over to a drenched and mossy ladder,  pulled myself up and then I started to be proud of myself but I wasn’t sure If I should go again. I was happy walking away, feeling proud and satisfied.   

Instead of watching sport on tv, I was asked to clean out the attic and I did. After about half an hour of sorting special items from rubbish, I decided that I would try to conquer cleaning the massive old wardrobe. It sat in one corner of the attic. Quickly and easily, I pulled the fog gray sheet off. There sat the wardrobe. The old, damaged wardrobe. Slowly I opened the doors. Straight away something caught my eye. It was a dusty, old book but it wasn’t just any old book, it was my diary. The one I used in the war. I ran downstairs and went straight to my bedroom. I dropped to the floor and reached under my bed. I pulled out a key and that’s all that I left with. I dashed back up to the attic, grabbed the dairy and unlocked it. Suddenly everything came back to me. The first thing I remembered was how for a few hours there was a truce and if I remembered correctly, it was on… Christmas? We all played soccer and it was super fun. I also remembered all the names of the people who stood by my side all the way through the devastating war. After about two hours of happy and horrible memories, I decided to put the book away. After all of this I thought it might be the right time to