A place I never wanted to leave

 I never wanted to leave my bed. This morning when I woke up, I was so tired and I wished I could just stay curled up forever. My bed is always the most comfortable in the mornings when I have things to do, especially on school days. Getting out of bed is always hard for me because I am someone who really values my comfort. If I could bring my bed to school with me I would. 

Today in class we learned a bit about Indian culture. We learned that they eat with their hands and do a little head wobble as a sign of respect, gratitude, or understanding. I learned that their culture is very different from ours. But in being different, it's really cool because they do things I never would have thought of. 

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