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Gymnactivist!
My name is Dominique and I am eight and a half
years old. I live in Watertown, Massachusetts and I really like
homeschooling. My favorite things are reading books, science,
cooking, computers, and double especially - gymnastics.
I help
the Watertown library a lot and I started a Junior Friends club.
To help the library, we have fundraisers for the new building
and we have parties for holidays and the librarians' birthdays.
Because they think I'm cute, the librarians asked me to speak
at their big ground breaking ceremony for the new building. I
did an awesome story using my stuffed animals as props. It was
about how each of the librarians come together to make something
special
the library. One of our town councilors was there
and she thought my speech was so interesting that she offered
to take me into the State House to meet the Lieutenant Governor.
Lt.
Gov. Kerry Healey was super nice and she was wearing a beautiful
aqua suit. She showed me her office and she told me about her
daughter's pet doves. I made her a card with a fancy sacred cod
on it and she was impressed that an eight-year-old knew about
the sacred cod. I sat in the Governor's Council meeting and met
Chris Iannella, who I recognized from television ads because he's
a personal injury lawyer. He actually gave me five dollars for
the library. It was a fun day.
My most
favorite thing in the world is gymnastics. I am competing at level
four. My best event is uneven bars and it's my favorite. I have
five teammates, two head-coaches, and four helper-coaches. I love
front aerials. At my second competition, I got fifth place all
around and got a big trophy. I got medals for fifth place on vault,
sixth place on balance beam, and eighth place on uneven bars.
I think gymnastics is fun because I get to twirl, twist, and meet
gymnasts who are better than me so I can learn what I will be
able to do if I work hard. The girls on my gymnastics team are
fabulous and are really nice to me. I like them soooooooooo much.
Bye!
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