My Childhood Favorite

Once, when I was 5 years old, I turned on my TV and what did I see? I saw a yellow sponge talking to a pink starfish. I watched it and realized that I actually enjoyed it. I watched it for many weeks and realized that the TV show had a name. SpongeBob SquarePants. I'm 13 years old now and SpongeBob is still my favorite show. Although I think SpongeBob made me stupider, I still love it. SpongeBob taught me to never judge others because you don't know what they're like on the inside. 

I also really enjoyed eating home made cupcakes and cake when I was younger. My mom's mom loved baking and my mom used to love it too. I loved watching my mom bake and now baking is a hobby of mine. I love baking but now my mom hates it since she doesn't like eating sweet things anymore. 
I also really liked Dora because she taught me a new language (Spanish) and I loved watching her and Boots go on different adventures. 

The Time I Took a Trip That Changed My Life (Not Really)

About 3 years ago, when I was a wee little 10 year old in 5 grade (time really does fly by), my parents got up one day and said "Why not, during winter break, we got to Pakistan (my home country)?" My dad didn't go with us but the rest of my family went. Oh if you didn't know this, I have three siblings. 
So we went & usually the airplane food is disgusting but the food we had on that trip wasn't as bad as people made it out to be. 
We had a lot of fun in Pakistan & I got to see my older male cousins. The last time I saw them (before this trip) was when I was 4. Now, those male cousins & I, talk almost everyday and we share a lot of goofy stories. 
I want to go back one day to see how much has changed but at the same time I wanna stay here cause if I go, I'll miss a lot of school & remaking tests & homework assignments is a real pain the neck.