Willow has been to Wellington.

 

I went to Wellington to see WOW. And WOW! It was amazing.

Before we went to WOW, we went on the aeroplane and I wish the aeroplane took longer. It was only 20 minutes and I love being in the aeroplane. 

I pretend I'm a dragon with my wings spread out, because that's what it would be like being a high flying dragon, looking over the world beneath you. 

When the aeroplane landed, we got a bus to drive to the motel. Because it wasn't time to check-in, we just dropped off our bags there, and then we were off to Te Papa. 

I loved all the pigeons around Te Papa but because the exhibits wouldn't be open at Te Papa yet, for 10 minutes, we just went outside Te Papa to eat our breakfast… chicken burgers. 

When Te Papa was finally open, we walked in and the first thing that I saw was a cool ball with water spraying over it, which was moving. I tried to stop it but I only stopped it for 5 seconds and it started moving again. 

We went straight into the nature exhibit, and there was a big bird nest, tsunamis, weird-looking fish, a real squid… and all sorts…

Then out of nowhere Auntie Fee snuck up on me, like I was her prey, and she was the Eagle.

We had a look at some other stuff in Te Papa. Then we went outside to look at some other stuff. I can't exactly remember what, then it was time to check-in. So, we checked in. 

Then we went out again, to have a look at the Waterfront and the bucket sculptures, and of course I got soaking wet.

We went to the motel again then we went out for dinner. When we got back to the motel, Auntie Fee discovered that there were no coffee plungers! She asked the person who owns the motel if there were any coffee plungers and she said that there was none left.

So Auntie fee went out to the supermarket to find a coffee plunger. She went up to the supermarket and there were 6 boys. They tried to help her find a coffee plunger but when Auntie Fee finally found the coffee plunger, she didn't tell the boys that she had found it. They're probably all still running around the supermarket looking for a coffee plunger.