News Story By Pesi 31/8/20

 News Story

By Pesi 31/8/20

On the rainy weekend Pesi did Netball things, church things and birthday things!

On Friday, after Pesi went to school she got told by her annoying older brother to do his Paper-run because he was going to his “West Coast Basketball Tryouts.” Then Pesi and her Mum dropped him off but as he got out of the car he forgot his Basketball paper-slip! But Pesi and her mum didn’t want to drive all the way back home to get it so they didn’t care; they just drove off to do the paper-run. 

After they did the paper-run, Pesi’s mum got a call from her aunt to come have dinner for her uncle’s birthday, Nio's dad. So she got ready and left.

On a rainy Saturday, Pesi woke up around 6:30 to get ready because she had Netball for the semi-finals which would be a very big game. So after she got ready her dad dropped her off and her team was waiting in the veranda because it started raining very hard but the teams that were playing still carried on. Suddenly when the rain stopped, Pesi and her team went for a warm-up up the stairs and to get a stretch for their game. After that her game started and it rained for a little bit but it cleared away. In the first 3 quarters, the other team was getting all the points (and Pesi’s team was versing Star United) but in the last quarter Pesi’s team got a come-back so they made it in the FINALS!!! They were so lucky and happy as their coach! So the Paroa team better be ready!

After that Pesi got changed and ready for her Altar Serving Practise. When she got to the church they played some board games, played tic-tac humans and drew your partner with your eyes closed! Then after all that Tang helped Pesi and another person practise Altar Serving. 

After all of that Pesi and her family got another call from their aunt to go have another dinner for their uncle’s birthday again! And it was fun!

On Holy Sabbath day, Pesi woke up and just rested for the day from a crazy weekend with eating and doing things like it was all making her legs ill. And that’s all she did.