The Birth of Our Newborn Baby (by Grace)

Hi! It's me, Grace! Would you like to hear a story about how my newborn baby was born? Well, here it is:

One night my Mommy woke up. She was in labor so she woke up my Daddy. So she called a friend of us named Miss Priscilla. She got us up in the morning when I was still in bed. She opened the door and I was surprised 'cause Mom was gone. Skip to the next part.

Then we (in a little while) went out for breakfast at McDonald's and we got a sausage biscuit hamburger, but there weren't any kids meals out for breakfast. And I got an orange juice and Sienna got an orange juice, but she spilled it all over her bottom.

Then we ate our breakfast while we were driving, and after we were done waiting to get out, we got out, and we went into the hospital, and we knocked at Mommy's door, and Daddy opened the door, and Mommy was in her bed, and there was the little baby on a little table with rolling wheels.

So, then we went back to Miss Priscilla's house. We ate lunch with her, then after lunch with Miss Priscilla we got to watch more of the movie (and then in a little while) and then in the middle of the movie captain hook was crying on a big broken tree that only you could sit on with a few people. In that middle part when Jane was talking to him, that was when Grandma came and she took us to see the baby. Then in a little while, me and Sienna and Daddy were hungry so we went off to the cafeteria. Now it had St. Patrick's day balloons up in it, but no glittery words that went up like a birthday word.

Then in a little while (while I was eating my plain cheese pizza) Grandma was here and she got her lunch and she beat me on my lunch. Then in a little while, we went back to the room where the baby was. Then Grandma took me back to our house and then Mommy and Daddy came back in a little while. Actually, after we got there we were going to watch Peter Pan and we watched the whole movie of Peter Pan and we got Grandma sleepy on that. Anyway, in the morning, Mommy and Daddy were back at the house.

(Phew! That was good!)

The End.

(Faithfully transcribed and only very slightly corrected by Royal.)