Today on Tuesday, I woke up and went to the swimming pool, when we came up we were wet. After that, I went to the Royal Canada Mint where coins are maked. It was free because it was Canada day. I went to look at the machine that makes money. I got a balloon sword from a clown and a gift bag with toys. My mom gave me two dollars for me to use it on a machine to get a new kind of money. I saw the machine how to make money and that was very cool. We went to China Town in Winnipeg. Then, we had a boring drive to the hotel. I got to the hotel in Ontario at nine! The hotels name was Daysinn. Thats when I typed this letter. Bye!

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