mimitchi&hanatchilover
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My last topic just disappeared! 
This is still a cross between GameCube, DS, and now Wii!
I woke up, and groaned. Today I would be leaving Mom and Dad to go to a village on my own.
I looked out my window. There was a pleasant little garden around it. It had pink pansies and purple roses, along with other assortments of cool flowers and trees. I looked to the left of the yard. There was my tree house. The other kids in the neighbourhood were friends of mine. In Violet’s backyard there was a tent. In my backyard there was a tree house. In Tom’s backyard there was a little cave. We once found a skinny kitten in Tom’s cave. It was so cute!
But the time had come. I was old enough to live on my own. I just hoped that I would be alright. Though I heard that a lot of animals lived in the different towns. Hmm, would I meet a nice animal? I sure hoped so!
I got out of bed and pulled on my citrus gingham. A hat went with it, my hat is cone-shaped. I have big brown eyes and short dark brown hair.
“Mom, what’s for breakfast?” I asked when I had run down the stairs to the kitchen.
“Pancakes, your favourite, dear,” Mom told me.
“Oh, yay!” I cried. I ran upstairs and took my hamster out.
“Oh, Hami, I have to take you with me!” I whispered frantically. I put her back into her cage and put it on my bed. Next, I packed my teddy bear, pillow, blanket, clothes, hats, shoes, toothbrush and hairbrush, toothpaste, stationary, a pen and other little important things like hamster food and bedding into my suitcase. Then I ran downstairs.
“Mom, I’m ready!” I shouted, putting the hamster cage and suitcase by the door.
“Okay, come eat, Hammy dear,” Mom said from the kitchen.
I ran in and grabbed a plate. I put 3 pancakes on it and just poured on the syrup! While I ate Mom and I talked.
“Mom, you will write me, won’t you?” I asked.
“Yes, of course I will, dear,” Mom said.
“Okay,” I said. I was finished so I pushed back my plate. Then I glanced at the time. “Mom! My train leaves in 20 minutes!”
“Okay, I’ll get Dad,” Mom said. “You get ready.”
I jumped up from the table and ran into the hall. I pulled on my pink jacket. I took my stuff and went outside.
I climbed into the car.
We went to the train station and Dad got my tickets. Mom and Dad were super-nice to me before the train ride. I got a hotdog and a Coke and strawberry and vanilla chip ice-cream! Yum!
When the announcement for train 11 came on, I picked up my bags and jumped on the train. I watched Mom waving from the window until she was out of sight. Then I watched a big, dark, tunnel pass and suddenly we were in the station. Had the train ride really been that fast?
“Time to get off,” I heard the driver saying.
A girl got off with me. So did a boy.
"Hammy," I said.
"I'm Violet," said the girl.
"I'm Genis," said the boy.
When we got off the station, a raccoon called Tom Nook met us and said, “You are Hammy, Violet, and Genis, yes? You moved here? I am Tom Nook.”
“Well, now I shall show you some houses. Care to look?” Tom Nook asked.
I nodded. “Okay. Hope I like the first one!” We hurried after Tom Nook.
A minute later we were at the houses. I chose a red-roofed house.
“Go in! Check it out!” said Tom Nook.
I went in. “Ahhhh!” I cried.
“Well, is it good?” Tom Nook asked.
“Yes,” I answered breathlessly. “I’ll take it.”
The house had a lovely carpet, a lovely wall, a table with a diary on it (ooh), and a tape deck.
I entered the house again, put my dresser in it, and put all my clothes in. I put in my bed and Hami was the last. She got a place on my floor, too.
When I left I started work. Genis had a blue-roofed house with his blue dresser, tape deck, diary, and bed and his goldfish in it. The floor was a blue floor and the wall was a blue wall too. Violet had a yellow-roofed house with her argyle knit, diary, tape deck, basic green bed, exotic chair and retro TV.
We put on our workclothes and headed in the store.
This is still a cross between GameCube, DS, and now Wii!
I woke up, and groaned. Today I would be leaving Mom and Dad to go to a village on my own.
I looked out my window. There was a pleasant little garden around it. It had pink pansies and purple roses, along with other assortments of cool flowers and trees. I looked to the left of the yard. There was my tree house. The other kids in the neighbourhood were friends of mine. In Violet’s backyard there was a tent. In my backyard there was a tree house. In Tom’s backyard there was a little cave. We once found a skinny kitten in Tom’s cave. It was so cute!
But the time had come. I was old enough to live on my own. I just hoped that I would be alright. Though I heard that a lot of animals lived in the different towns. Hmm, would I meet a nice animal? I sure hoped so!
I got out of bed and pulled on my citrus gingham. A hat went with it, my hat is cone-shaped. I have big brown eyes and short dark brown hair.
“Mom, what’s for breakfast?” I asked when I had run down the stairs to the kitchen.
“Pancakes, your favourite, dear,” Mom told me.
“Oh, yay!” I cried. I ran upstairs and took my hamster out.
“Oh, Hami, I have to take you with me!” I whispered frantically. I put her back into her cage and put it on my bed. Next, I packed my teddy bear, pillow, blanket, clothes, hats, shoes, toothbrush and hairbrush, toothpaste, stationary, a pen and other little important things like hamster food and bedding into my suitcase. Then I ran downstairs.
“Mom, I’m ready!” I shouted, putting the hamster cage and suitcase by the door.
“Okay, come eat, Hammy dear,” Mom said from the kitchen.
I ran in and grabbed a plate. I put 3 pancakes on it and just poured on the syrup! While I ate Mom and I talked.
“Mom, you will write me, won’t you?” I asked.
“Yes, of course I will, dear,” Mom said.
“Okay,” I said. I was finished so I pushed back my plate. Then I glanced at the time. “Mom! My train leaves in 20 minutes!”
“Okay, I’ll get Dad,” Mom said. “You get ready.”
I jumped up from the table and ran into the hall. I pulled on my pink jacket. I took my stuff and went outside.
I climbed into the car.
We went to the train station and Dad got my tickets. Mom and Dad were super-nice to me before the train ride. I got a hotdog and a Coke and strawberry and vanilla chip ice-cream! Yum!
When the announcement for train 11 came on, I picked up my bags and jumped on the train. I watched Mom waving from the window until she was out of sight. Then I watched a big, dark, tunnel pass and suddenly we were in the station. Had the train ride really been that fast?
“Time to get off,” I heard the driver saying.
A girl got off with me. So did a boy.
"Hammy," I said.
"I'm Violet," said the girl.
"I'm Genis," said the boy.
When we got off the station, a raccoon called Tom Nook met us and said, “You are Hammy, Violet, and Genis, yes? You moved here? I am Tom Nook.”
“Well, now I shall show you some houses. Care to look?” Tom Nook asked.
I nodded. “Okay. Hope I like the first one!” We hurried after Tom Nook.
A minute later we were at the houses. I chose a red-roofed house.
“Go in! Check it out!” said Tom Nook.
I went in. “Ahhhh!” I cried.
“Well, is it good?” Tom Nook asked.
“Yes,” I answered breathlessly. “I’ll take it.”
The house had a lovely carpet, a lovely wall, a table with a diary on it (ooh), and a tape deck.
I entered the house again, put my dresser in it, and put all my clothes in. I put in my bed and Hami was the last. She got a place on my floor, too.
When I left I started work. Genis had a blue-roofed house with his blue dresser, tape deck, diary, and bed and his goldfish in it. The floor was a blue floor and the wall was a blue wall too. Violet had a yellow-roofed house with her argyle knit, diary, tape deck, basic green bed, exotic chair and retro TV.
We put on our workclothes and headed in the store.
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