Youngsters’ Forum

The Bungalow

October 11th, 2007

Can you work out his/her favourite hobbies?
All the windows were wide open as well as the door. The corridors were full of gymnastics certificates and the hoover was laying flat face on the floor. Still plugged in.
The wire lead through to the kitchen where there was bread, butter and a knife on the table. A shopping list was stuck on the fridge door along with four painted pictures. On the side lay a empty cup and a framed photo of a family of five.
A clarinet sat on the sofa with the view of lots of shiny trophies and medals all polished and clean. The television was put on mute. Headphones lead trough to one of the bedrooms and at the end was an i-pod. C-d’s were on the shelves all stacked up and magazines were piled in an open draw. The room was painted green with musical notes painted round the room.
A leotard lay on the bed with a scrunchie attached to it. The curtains were not pulled yet. A violin box stuck out from underneath the bed. I went through to the dining room with the big piano and sheets of music stacked neatly on the stool.
French doors lead out to the garden where garden gnomes stood tall beside the pond. Prickly bushes crawled up the wall where daffodils growing upwards. There was a big vegetable patch full of carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, potatoes, beetroot and tomatoes.
I went through to the front and still garden gnomes round there. In the garage spilled black paint dripped everywhere and oil on the granite ground.
By Bronach Boyle St. Peters RC Primary School

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