I woke up on a hot summer day, changed my clothes, brushed my teeth, and went into the kitchen to eat breakfast. All of a sudden, my mom and dad told me we were moving to a new house! I was super excited and super nervous at the same time! I was super nervous because I was going to be going to a new school where I didn’t know anyone and my friends wouldn’t be close to our house anymore. I was excited to meet new friends though. So we packed our things for about a week. It was very fun and tiring then one day, moving trucks came and we left. When I first saw the new house, I loved it! There was so much more space! There was a big living room, three rooms, two bathrooms and a huge front and backyard! When it was time to go to my new school, on the first day I made a bunch of new friends!
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