Dear Maggie and dear Jack,

How you? I you both well. My new house very nice. It got two floors. At the ground floor there a hall, the kitchen, the dining room and a living room. Upstairs, at the first floor, there my bedroom my parents' one and a bathroom. There's also a small attic. All around the house there a nice garden with some trees. It really a nice house.
My day not changed very much. I at a quarter to seven in the morning and the first thing I is going to the bathroom and myself, I my face and my teeth. Then I my bed. Then I downstairs and breakfast with daddy and mum. At a quarter or ten to eight my dad and I home: he to his office and I to school. At one o'clock some of my classmates and I lunch at the school canteen. We back home at half past three in the afternoon. An hour later I my homework and then, at about a quarter to six I with some friends I have known here. At half past seven, all the family around the table in the kitchen for supper. After supper, I sometimes mum to the table: There's no need to because we've got a new dishwasher. At half past eight I TV, but not all days. Finally I to bed at ten or half past ten.
As you can see, nothing has really changed in my life.
I must be going now.
Looking forward hearing from you,
me soon!

Yours

Peter