Character discription

At the start of the year we did a piece if writing of our mums and then the next term we spent the whole term learning about descriptive words long sentences and heaps of other stuff and this was mine



Roy

My grandad, Roy, is 78 years old. He has brown eyes like two pools of dark melted chocolate. His thinning, well kept hair, is always in a perfect comb-over. Not a strand out of place. It is a grey sort of colour. He is always nicely dressed, like the next prince in line for the throne. No matter what he is doing, he is always dressed nicely (it probably comes from his English background).
Roy plays competitive bowls with my grandma and his friends. He is a real friendly guy. He has friends all over the world. Grandad takes a real interest in cars with my uncle Peter. Together, they made and raced the Sunglow Formula Ford. Lately, from both of them being sick or having an illness, they started to work for ANZA and transport cars all over the country. They have driven all sorts of cars Toyotas to Limousines and Police movers.
My ‘poppa’ is like Jesus. He is always sharing no matter who it is with. Even if they stole from him, he wouldn’t care. Whenever we go around to his house, he spoils us by giving us money or giving us treats or buying us all fast foods even if he doesn’t like it. He likes going for walks late at night and looking for cars with only one headlight and walking down to Cruzin Customz and looking at all of the cool cars and parts.
His favourite line is, “do you want pepper or salt?” He says that when we are naughty (for our tongue). He also continues to say,” Oh the little boy down the road has got it.”
Although I don’t get to see him much, I still love him. He is the best Grandad in the whole world.



Keegan (Year 8)