Divullu

My name is Divya, I am 10 years old. I like writing stories - ideas just pop into my head like popcorn in the microwave. Well you know I should really start this about my self - though I already did -   More about me is well not to brag but I am a WritingWizard! I have a book publshed and now I hate it, its so dumb. For your craving to read my stories I will put in this website. But I am going to hide it and you must find it to read it. Mwah Ha Ha Ha..Ha!!!  I should thank my friend Erin who also has a website and it is www.freewebs.com/wei_wolf/

  Well thats' all for now. See Ya!

      I looked around myself with big eyes; everything was so different and bizarre than from my home planet, Neptune, it was even more different from the state we lived in, Pernakli. My favorite landmark was the great dark spot in the southern hemisphere; it was half the size of Jupiter’s great red spot. Neptune's winds blew the Great Dark Spot westward at 300 meters/second. In our spaceship, my sister, Neharika, always got space sick, so to come to Earth she went on an express ship, one that took you there in five minutes flat.  I was half sad when I left because this would be my first time going somewhere without my parents far away in light years.     

    Earth can be seen from Neptune with pisculars, binoculars in Neptunian, if you know where to look, and I found that if you stay near the rim of the great dark spot and go about 38.6miles away you will be able to see Earth at night. It looks so beautiful in the starry night, but sometimes the neighboring planet Uranus is covering it up. Every night I had a contest with my sister at who could find the most moons of Neptune. The highest I could find was seven out of thirteen. She could also find seven, but she finished quicker than I could. But that changed when she moved to Earth with my mom’s brother. I missed her so much that I begged my parents to go with my mom’s brothers’ wife. I stepped backwards thinking about this and I bumped into to someone and she said,” Watch it!” I noticed she had a Neptunian accent; it was my sister, Neharika! I turned around to see a slightly short girl, about my age and height, with dark brown hair and Black eyes. Her skin was a tannish – brown color. “Snigda, it’s you!” She exclaimed.

     When we got to the parking lot, I looked around and said, “What kind of spaceships are these! Are they a really old model?” Neharika stifled a giggle and replied, “These aren’t spaceships, these are cars, and they move on the ground, not in the air.” We have more gravity here on Earth so we can walk without floating and jumping.” I jutted my chin out at her with my nose scrunched. We stepped in and I was amazed at how big it was inside. It felt like an hour to get home. I was amazed at how big the house was too. About two rooms on the bottom left and maybe five on the top. My voice echoed from the top floor down. Neharika came up and showed me where my room was, it was actually the guest room with an exercise machine, a drawer, a bed, and a bureau, but it was right across from her own room. We decided to get my suitcase from downstairs. She pulled it, while I pushed it. It was almost like a see-saw, without the other person the see-saw won’t go up and down.

    We had heaved it up to my room, we had a little arguing about where things should go, but when we were finally done I brought up the subject when we both used to play pranks on the snobby teenagers or as they say in Neptune, those snobby ‘tancgles’. I said remember when we changed the sign that showed them how to go to the school on the first day was left but we changed it to right because they don’t care about they sign. “They only cared about how they treated us and others!” Neharika exclaimed toppling over to the bed. When we finished our laughs with that, and she brought up the subject about our contest of who could find the most moons, and how she always finished first. I pointed out that the contest was who could find the most moons of Neptune, not who could find seven first. She stuck her tongue out at me and we fell over on the bed laughing. We heard our auntie calling us, “Girls, its time for dinner.” We were amazed at the food that auntie had made, there was Jaakli, the whole country of Pernakli favorite food. It was a mix of soup, wheat bread, Lettuce with other vegetables, and lots of seasoning. There was the whole planet of Neptune’s state sweet, Larniki, it was mostly bread with sugar and it comes in rolls shaped like French bread, only smaller. You can also get it in yellow, lavender, white, red, and any other color imaginable. There was my favorite food also known as sweet potatoes. Auntie had even made special bread for the Jaakli. She piled both of our plates with sweet potatoes and Jaakli. “Eat…before it gets’ cold!” She cried. She kept piling our plates until we cried we couldn’t eat another bite.

      Neharika wobbled next to me to carry all the food she ate. We climbed upstairs and brushed out teeth and changed into our night suits in different bathrooms. We had to downstairs again to wash dishes. Water was running in the sink, soap suds were all over our hands, and dishes clanged into the plate holder. We met again before we went into each others’ own rooms. “Well…good night. She replied. I climbed under my covers and closed my eyes, I was too tired to do anything else, but I was thinking about all the pranks Neharika and I had on played on each other such as: toothpaste on pillows and on hair clips or even hiding a specific item that the other one needs like a book or little trinkets or reading each others’ personal email. But many tricks and pranks may have been played and we always get each other back but we still showed affection and cared for each other. I still had to get back at her, she last played a prank on me before she came to Earth. Thinking about tricks and pranks, I thought of putting a dab of toothpaste on her comb and when she combed her hair the toothpaste would be stuck into her hair. I slept thinking of these thoughts and with a thin smile on my face.