An Average Day in my Life

Yesterday was a pretty normal day. We started out by getting up, watching some Japanese cartoons dubbed over in spanish, and eating a small roll of bread, toasted to perfection by grandma. After that, we put on our swim trunks and played cards with the cousins on the front porch right next to the pool. Meanwhile, my grandma is making a big lasagna for lunch, which is making the whole house smell delicious. 

Then, our grandma asked us if we wanted to go to to the beach, and since we said no, we put on sunscreen and jumped into our grandpa's pool. After about an hour of swimming, it was finally lunchtime. We feasted on lasagna and salad on the table on the front porch, and right after, we enjoyed some watermelon and cantaloupe. With our stomachs full, we went back into the house to watch some cartoons.

But since we were  feeling so lazy, my dad and I drove down to our uncle's house where their basketball playing cousin was staying, to ask him to go play some basketball at the courts. We drove down to the courts with him and we played basketball for a couple of hours with the guys at the courts, and after some time, more people started to show up, wanting to play. My dad then remembered that we had a play to go to, so we left, dropped off Diego, my cousin's cousin, and went home to shower and get changed. 

The time was now 9 PM, and we walked down to the play. I didn't quite understand all of the play, but I understood a lot of it, and it was pretty funny. It was a bout a rich man who always thought he was sick but he wasn't, with a funny gypsy man who brings him his medicines. But the rich man had a long lost brother that he knew about, and paid an investigator to find him. First, the investigator told the rich man that the gypsy was his brother, but then, about two days later, the investigator said that he was mistaken, and the gypsy was not the rich man's brother, but this old man was, and in came a short, bald, latin speaking old man. It turned out that the investigator was a con-man, and so was the old man. They were working together to get the rich man's money.

We then headed home after a long day, and went to bed.