If I were Inanimate objects

If I were inanimate objects

Ferrari Hat, My badminton racket, Some Lego, Pictures of me growing up, my laptop, my phone, my Nintendo DS, three of my games, a warm blanket I have, Liverpool Poster

My Ferrari hat is important to me because I got this hat at the first Grand Prix I ever went to so I was really thrilled to have a memorable moment with it and I have worn it for almost three years so when I go to school everyone recognizes me by looking at my Ferrari hat its like the most epic way to describe myself.

The second thing that describes me would be my badminton rackets I love badminton I'm not bad playing the game to. Though I think that it is the most widely played sport in Malaysia because I think that every on wants to be lee Chong Wei the famous badminton player.

Lego is one of my favourite toys. I have been playing with Lego since I was 5 until now and I still love Lego its like silly putty u can do anything with it, you can make a stick person or a car as long as you think it is what you want it to be.

I would also bring some of my pictures from when I was little (even though I'm basically crying in every single picture because I hated pictures when I was little) because I loved living in Indonesia and I had a ton of friends there but then I had to move so I really cherished those moment.

I would bring my laptop because I cannot go 3 days without Facebook you might say I’m addicted, but what about you (dramatic music). It might not be any use if there is no Internet but my brother gave it to me so that there wouldn’t be any problems from switching over from a Mac to a regular PC so he gave his old Mac laptop to me and used his work laptop for all the stuff that he does now.

I would also grab my favourite books such as Artemis Fowl, Warhammer 40k and the Percy Jackson series because I like to read, just before I go to sleep and if I don’t then it becomes hard for me to fall asleep so I always have to buy more books to keep up. Its quite amazing how many books I buy at a time.

I would bring phone (even though it sucks). I got my fist hand phone 2 years ago and I was really happy it was an old Nokia and I loved it (until The Iphone came out) and I got almost all my friends numbers I was so happy but it took me a while to learn text speak and I was writing full words for the first week and everyone was saying stop writing such long sms’.

I would bring my DS because since my Gameboy was stolen my mom secretly (I think) asked my uncle to get me a new Gameboy and I was happy because I was getting a new Gameboy so I thought I’m getting a new Gameboy but when my uncle came to my house in Indonesia he gave me a DS and I gasped when I saw it he even bought me a few games so I was happy.

I would bring a PS3 game because when I was in Indonesia I was at my Taekwondo class. I came home. My maid walk to the window and the shutter covering it jutted out in front of her. I look at the places where my PS3, Gameboy, and PS2 and I found that it had all been stolen. I was crying and sobbing for days and so those games that were left behind I play all he time because they remind me of what happened

The blanket that we brought from an MAS flight, it was really warm and I loved it on the plane so my mom brought it back (don’t ask me how she did that) and its been sitting on my couch in front of the TV ready to warm up for a movie. Or if my bed got a peed on by my cat (it smells really bad) and it looks like I wet myself

I would bring my 98-99 Liverpool poster that my Dad found after moving to Malaysia. We were unpacking and my Dad opened a Box and he “unearth” a 98-99 poster for the whole Liverpool team I was happy cause Liverpool is the best team in the world and because I didn’t know who the players were in the 1980s and my Dad is very happy because he is a big fan of Liverpool the best team in the world and if you tell him which team you support then he will start making fun of whichever team you support.... so they try to argue for their favourite team but my Dad keeps on saying the same thing over and over again...

“How many times has Liverpool won the UEFA Cup?

“I don’t know 8”

“Nope 19 times”

“But that was in the 1970s”

“But still 19 times”

And this can go on for 10 minutes; it only stops once the opposing argument has given up. Then to cheer them up, we go swimming and wrestle on a bed filled with air but it gets kind of intense and we end up using drastic measures such as pulling on pants to get on the floating bed or wrestling underwater until we cant breathe and then rushing up to get to the top and then it goes over and over again