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write about the best gift you've received 10/1

 The best gift I've ever received was my German Shepherd named Dulche. It was my eleventh birthday, and I was at my uncle's house, and I was opening up my gifts. Then he told me he had a surprise for me, and showed me something on his phone. It was a picture of two adorable German Shepherd puppies! At first, I was confused, but then he told me that we could go pick them up after their mother nursed them for a couple of weeks. The other puppy would be named Milo, and he belonged to my cousin. Now Dulche and Milo are both 5 years old, and although they've grown up to be very big, they will always be my babies. Today, in class, we learned about formal and informal writing and began brainstorming our unpopular opinions. 

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