Midnight: I was going down stairs to get a cup of water, and when I came back to my room to go back to sleep, I heard a knock from the window, and it was from an creature that was no bigger than a juice box. The creature said her name was Apple, and she said she had came from far far away.
I asked, “Apple, why is your name was Apple?”
“My whole family loves to eat apples, so my name is Apple. I’m a baby seal,” Apple said. Then, she brought me a gift. When I opened it, I thanked Apple for the gift and told her that it was one of the gifts I wanted for my birthday. Apple said she knew I would like the gift. The gift was a science experiment book.
I asked her, “how did you know that I liked it?”
“I can watch from where I live,” she said.
Thinking: I was thinking where I could put the science experiment book. It took me a long time to think where I could put the book. Finally, I quickly jumped up and put the book inside a basket full of science books and kits.
Good bye: Before Apple left, I gave her a small box full of treats. There were about 1,000 treats in it. Apple opened the treats and took 2 treats out of the box. When she was done, she said the treats tasted like mint, and she said she likes the gift a lot. She said she will see what I am doing at her home.
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