
Go outside and play; turn off the tv and the computer!!!! Go be a kid!!!!!

My Soccer Tournament
By: Nandini
This weekend, I had a D2 Cup. My team, Surefire is a very
cooperative team. We get a lot done and still have fun! We got first place in the whole entire district but, we won second place in the D2 tournament. We played four games and I played up to my potential for every game except the third game. The thing was that I was really sick for that game. At least I didn’t let any goals in.
The thing that splits competitive soccer teams apart is the “classes.” There is class one and class three (class one is better). My team is in class three but, next season we will be going into a class one team. We played against class one players so, it was a good accomplishment for our team. I saw many of the players in my old team which brought back memories. Sad ones and happy ones. Then, I got back to Earth and started focusing on the game!
Overall, my coach is very proud of us and he congratulates us for the work we put in to make our ranking so high. Next time, we plan working harder but, we still aren’t disappointed since we were the “underdogs” as our coach said.

would fix the economy by launching another 800 billion recovery package to get more money into people’s pay check and so businesses can stop laying off more people and people can buy more from stores so businesses wouldn’t shut down.

when I was pretty young. I used to go to DACA and my dad used to get in the pool with me. I still remember that I didn't really like swimming that time. As I grew older I continued to go to DACA maybe till I was six or seven years old. I liked then as I actually knew the strokes and could swim well. I stopped because we were going to India for a vacation.
in YMCA and they had swimming classes there, my dad joined me in there. I still go there right now. The days I go are Tuesday and Thursday each week. My class is 45 minutes long. Now I like YMCA better than DACA classes. After each session ends I get to know what level I am in then my mom enrolls me again.