Don't you love this shot? This is a picture of the sunset one night. This was taken after the sun went down. It was a prettier sight when the sun could be seen... I forgot my camera, so I couldn't get the sun, and I was wearing flipflops, so I couldn't run... Hey, not let-downs!
Don't ask me what these are called! I love the color of the flowers, and the leaves. Incredible work of art, especially to the person who took a picture of it: ME!
This picture was taken outside our house. I don't know what this tree is called, but it sure is big. I would climb on it, but it's private property. Besides, there's these gigantic fuit thingies that grow on them, and they could fall and bonk my head! (They're very juge fruit)
As if you may have noticed by now, these pictures were specially taken for scenery, and I must say the photographer did a fantastic job (me). This is an interesting tree. The leaves are shaped so straight, and they kind of shape these extremely long and thin isosiles (I don't know how to spell that!) triangles. Pretty interesting.
By now, you're probably sick and tired of looking at trees, right? Hah, this one looks like an ordinary tree, right? Wrong! It's a tree that only appears in Africa. Right, kids? Right? "Stop false advertizing!" Sorry...
This shot was an educational shot. What does that say in Portuguese, kids? Let the kids guess, grown-ups!
Here we are at the rec center. This place is awesome. We have a place where we can rent movies, play pool, throw parties, work out... it has everything! It even has a TV!
This is a picture of the pool outside the rec center. It's not that deep of a pool, which is a relief for small kids. The deep end is about as deep as six feet. That may be deep for a little kid, but normal pools get to be fifteen feet deep. When you're finished readong this, take a swim!
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