I spent my holidays very well. At the beginning of June I passed all my examinations with excellent marks and my parents gave me a present. This present was a new powerful computer! But I did not only stay at home. I went for a walk with my friends, rode by bicycle. It is so interesting to visit new places in the city, by riding bicycle. My native city is Novosibirsk. I explored a lot of beautiful places, such as parks, monuments, fountains and other sightseeings. My favourite monument is a statue for Visotskiy. I think, Visotskiy is one of the greatest Russian poets and bards.
In July I went to a tourist camp for children Timurovets. I met many new friends there. We played many exciting games, sang different songs and took part in different competitions. It was very sad to leave the camp, but I didn’t feel bored at home.
I went to the river with my father. We swam, sunbathed and hunted for lizards there. I got a lot of energy by having a rest and I could do boring work. For example, read school literature and do other homework and hometasks. I studied radio electronics and programming. It was very interesting for me, and so I made my first robot-hedgehog. It is a very nice hedgehog.
Maybe, my summer holidays weren’t very unusual, but I will remember them and look forward to the next ones.
ответ:That was about five years ago. My younger sister and I went to the village to visit my grandmother for the weekend. Our grandmother was such a good housekeeper that she never left the stove for a minute. So one day I went for a walk with my sister. She really asked me to play hide and seek and I gave in. Sat on his haunches, closed his eyes and began to count. And there was a forest near our house. No one went there, because it was too gloomy and scary. And my sister thought it would be a great idea to Hide in the thicket there. It took me a long time to find it. It wasn't until evening that it occurred to my bad head that she had gone into the woods. The little girl was very scared and got lost. Found, warmed. There wasn't even anything to punish. You can't get her there much now .
