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In Between Houses

July 4, 2016/10 Comments/in From the Kids/by João Damião

Hey, it’s João and today I’m going to do a Post on the boooo-ring car rides.

Well, for me, it’s simply the worst. Just the worst. I’ll give you three reasons why:
1: I stay awake the longest in the family (after dad).
2: There’s nothing to do.
3: It’s either too hot, or it’s freezing cold.

Things I like about this.
1: Our parents buy us candy and chips to eat during the ride.
2: We have a thing for finding 4 Square supermarkets. (don’t ask me why, I don’t remember what started this)
3: There are some pretty cool things to see.

I’ll tell you the order of us sleeping.
1 Coral, the Ketchup lover.
2 Mellissa, the YouTube fan girl.
3 Thais (Mom), the sudoku player (not official).
4 José, the 2nd video game lover.
5 João (Me), the 1st video game lover. (IF I EVER FALL ASLEEP).
6 Angelo (Dad), the … Waaaiiit a minute, he can’t fall asleep. LOL.

Any ideas for what we could do during the ride please tell me in the comments. On with the Post!
After the pain in the foot and getting rid of the pins and needles, there is unpacking the car.
Not the worst part, but could be better.
Then, we explore the new house.
We then ask ourselves “is there WiFi?”
No WiFi, No Internet.
Seriously, though, sometimes we play a bit of video games and Coral wants to play these games with WiFi, and that’s pretty bad dealing with it. But hey, once again, could be worst.

And that’s the end of the post, so if you liked this post be sure to leave a comment and I’ll see you next time, and once again, if you have any ideas on what we could do please tell me and thanks and goodbye.

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10 replies
  1. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:
    July 5, 2016 at 6:20 AM

    play ‘I spy’

    Reply
    • João Damião
      João Damião says:
      August 4, 2016 at 3:46 PM

      Good idea!
      I’ll do some really tricky things, Hahahaha!

      Reply
  2. Penelope
    Penelope says:
    July 5, 2016 at 12:38 PM

    Eu gosto de brincar de continuar histórias. Um começa e sempre que disser “aí” ou “então”, é a vez do próximo continuar. Ou simplesmente terminar com um “e…” e passar a bola para o outro. Criávamos histórias por quase uma hora! Também gosto de brincar de rima (um time contra outro) e de qual é a música (você dá uma palavra e as pessoas têm de adivinhar que música é). Também gostávamos de competir pela cor do próximo carro que vai nos ultrapassar. 🙂 Também não costumo dormir nas viagens, João, e é por isso que invento um monte de brincadeiras enquanto os demais passageiros ainda estão acordados… Saudades!

    Reply
    • João Damião
      João Damião says:
      August 4, 2016 at 3:45 PM

      Legal! não ia ter pensado em esse jogo de historias, vou falar pra a melissa e o josé.
      Rima parece legal mas nunca brinquei, então a gente vai (eu vou fazer eles brincar) tentar.
      Qual musica a gente ja jogamos no pasado mais não no carro, entao talvez a gente brinca esse.
      Aqui quase não passa carro então da um monte de tempo pra pensar qual vai ser (vamos jogar).
      Legal, talvez se eu inventar um jogo legal, eu falo pra vocé!
      E eu coloquei um monte de palavras que rimão (mais uma!) com João.
      Tchau!

      Reply
  3. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:
    July 5, 2016 at 5:42 PM

    Play Heads Up

    Reply
    • João Damião
      João Damião says:
      August 4, 2016 at 3:31 PM

      Sorry but I don’t know what heads up is
      Sorry but thanks for the ideas.

      Reply
  4. mari sumire kamihara saito
    mari sumire kamihara saito says:
    July 5, 2016 at 6:03 PM

    Recebi hj o cartão, obrigada!!! Amo vcs… bjs

    Reply
    • João Damião
      João Damião says:
      August 4, 2016 at 3:30 PM

      Gostou? espero que sim.
      bjos
      tchau

      Reply
  5. Tatiana Saito
    Tatiana Saito says:
    July 12, 2016 at 1:25 PM

    Juca, a gente brincava de olhar as placas do carro e formar palavras com todas as letras. As placas de carro no Brasil tem o padrão de 3 letras e 4 números, tipo JDU-8594. Aí, nesse caso, é necessário formar uma palavra com as letras JDU em qualquer ordem.

    JUventuDe, por exemplo.

    Mas eu sempre durmo no carro, então não sou a melhor pessoa pra dar dicas.

    Quando fico acordada, gosto de pensar na vida. Geralmente não paro pra pensar na vida porque faço mil coisas durante o dia, e no carro posso pensar.

    Você não curte ler? Eu passo mal, fico com enjoo. Se você não passar mal, é uma boa pedida. Você pode ler enquanto todos dormem.

    Bjo

    Reply
    • João Damião
      João Damião says:
      August 4, 2016 at 3:27 PM

      boa idea! aqui na nova zealandia é 3 letras e tres numeros. 
      por examplo: APO-783 fazendo pão. HAHAHA!
      Eu durmo uma vez em mais ou menos 2000000 viagems (ok so umas 20).
      Ja que não durmo muito, eu vou tentar pensar na vida igual vocé falou. Talvez ajuda e eu não morro de cansaço. haha.
      Eu amo ler e de vez enquando eu pego o meu Kobo (eBook) e começo a ler.
      É bem raro eu passar mau mas eu passo de vez e quando.

      Brigado pelas ideas, eu sempre presiso alguma coisa pra fazer .
      Tchau!

      Reply

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