my christmas vacation

This is my first Christmas vacation after I came to the Webb school. It was still a wonderful vacation. I went back to China and visited my friends. My friends and I had some game parties, which was an awesome experience. Beside, my cousin sister came live in my house. We celebrated her birthday, which is on the day of Christmas. My mom made her a cake, and made a Santa Claus with cream and strawberry as a decoration. We also went to watch Coco at that day. It is a really warm and sweet movie; they did like it. Furthermore, I got a new camera with much greater speed of continuous capture, which is extremely fit for shooting motions. It is also have wonderful sensitivity of light which allow me to get an nice and clear picture in dark situation. However, it is twice as heavier as my previous one; it also have a lower resolution.

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  1. mRs. BeRZinSkASJanuary 18, 2018 at 11:32 AM

    I LOVE the movie Coco. So good! Sounds like you had a great trip. Congratulations on your new camera! You are such a talented photographer. PROOFREAD!! 14/20

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  2. steven wuJanuary 26, 2018 at 11:51 AM

    This was my first Christmas vacation after I came to the Webb School. It was a wonderful vacation. I went back to China and visited my friends. We had some game parties, which were awesome experiences. Besides, my cousin's sister came to live in my house. Our family celebrated her birthday, which is on the day of Christmas. My mom made her a cake with Santa Claus made with a strawberry as a decoration. WE also went to watch "Coco" that day. It is really impressive and sweet movie; they liked it. Furthermore, I got a new camera with a much higher speed of continuous capture, which is incredibly fit for shooting sports. It also has an extraordinary sensitivity of light which allows me to get a beautiful and bright picture under dark situation. However, it is twice as heavy as my previous one.

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