Write 2 paragraph essay about an event you attended. Describe the music, dance and the purpose of the celebration!

I have celebrated many parties in my life.

– But here I would like to talk about a birthday party, which I enjoyed a lot

– It was the birthday of my younger brother.

– It was his eighteenth birthday

– I threw a surprise party for him.

– My parents were also with me in this plan.

– We invited a few of his close friends and some relatives.

– After my brother left for college that morning, I decorated our home with buntings and balloons.

– My mother baked and iced the cake.

– Actually she has a gifted hand at cooking and baking.

– I ordered some fritters, spring rolls, sandwiches and pastries for the guests.

– I even organised some games such as musical chairs, treasure hunt and passing the parcel.

– When my brother came home that day, we all were waiting for him.

– We welcomed him by playing the birthday tune.

– Everyone clapped and wished him happy birthday.

– He was really surprised and very happy. I could tell it from his face.

– The he cut the cake and we all enjoyed the cake and snacks

– Then we played the games.

– Everyone enjoyed a lot.

– I gifted a cell phone to my brother.

– He always wanted it but my parents wouldn’t let him buy one.

– I always felt his desperation for the phone, so I had planned to gift him one on his birthday.

– He received many other gifts also but my gift was the most special for him.

– We all danced a lot that day.

– I felt great happiness that day.

– I realised that true happiness lies in giving happiness to others.

– My brother is very dear to me

– May God give him a long and happy life!

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