My Long Holidays

My holidays were really long and that is because I had to go to my native when my exams started and I had to miss all my exams. We went to my native and my cousins and I had a lot of fun over there wew played we were awake till late night we didnt even touch our books. We had ice-cream everyday as our dessert my aunt would make something or the other and the food was so tasty that if we werent even hungry we would gobble up the food like we hadnt eaten anything for days. Alas! the time came to leave. The night before all of us cried like anything and even in the morning. We came back on 12 of April. and the end of May we went to Ooty. We hated the hotel but liked the city. I'll tell some examples why we hated the hotel, the first day we checked in and went to have lunch in the restaurant we orderd noodles and some dal and naan now I was eating the last part of the noodels and there was a dead incect in it, we thought that it was their first mistake with us that is why we forgived them. When they gave us the room the table was broken and the room was suffocating, and that was the second mistake they made. My father got so angry he started shouting at them. So they gave us a new room it was ok but in the night some people outside the hotel were pumping water. There was a lot of noise and we couldt sleep and we again complained and they didnt take any notie of that. We kept on continuing with the same room and at last the day came to leave the night before in the dessert there was Gulab Jamun and we took some and it got over they again put some and when people took them they spat in the plate and threw it and did what not. On the otherhand we were thinking why people are doing all this? We tasted the Jammuns and in one bite only we threw it the problem was thaat there was no sugar in them my Mother took some of it and showed it in the reception the day we were going to leave. They said sorry and we didnt listen to them and told them we were never going to come backand left. You can read about Ooty i n the composition A Visit to Ooty.