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When I first came to this country, when I was seven years old
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from Venezuela, I did not know how to speak any English.
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There was only two words that I knew and they were and wow, that
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was a very expressive kid.
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So like the creative person that I was, am I created a new innovative
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English based language called Watch Watch.
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I would go up to little kids without knowing English, only
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my language that I created and I would go up to them and I'd be
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like, why she was watching?
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Oh, was she obviously kids thought that I was weird because
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I just kept repeating the same word over and over again.
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That's just how English sounded to me.
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Was, was I mean, if you think about it, if you say that's English
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I mean, I was pretty weird.
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So obviously I didn't have a lot of friends when I first started
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you know, school and stuff, but I did have a neighbor and her
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She was called Jessica, but I called her Jesica.
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She was a cute little American girl.
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She didn't have that many friends either.
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So she had to settle for me.
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The watch you watch girl.
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I love going to Jessica's house.
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This girl had everything that I did not in my little immigrant
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She had Kit Kats El Marshmallow cookies, your brownies, your
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twinkies and every kind of potato chips that you could possibly
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imagine everything that my mom did not ever allow me to eat
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So not only did she have these sweet, sweet sweets, but she
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also had Barbie Heaven.
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This bitch had about 53 different Barbies and four cans to
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please them all beach glass, Barbie litter hair.
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Barbie little Mermaid Barbie, who could forget the classic
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Y'all know Barbie had a career.
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She was an independent woman.
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Anyway, I would walk up into this girl's house.
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I felt bad because she always wanted to talk about school and
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wanted to talk about things, but I didn't understand her.
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So I would just like walk in and I'd be like, oh hm.
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As I was playing with the Barbies, I did not care what she had
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I did not understand what she had to say.
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All I cared about was the Barbies.
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Hell, Jessica didn't even even have to be in the room for me
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to be playing with her.
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She would be watching Mary Kate Ashley Olsen for all I cared
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All I wanted was to play with Barbies.
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Because when I came to this country when I was seven years old
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My mom only allowed me one Barbie and the barbie that I had didn't
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So she was like this because her neck had popped off.
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I still loved her though.
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She always played the Eagle Barbie in my little scenarios
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Unfortunately, my time with didn't last long.
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One time when my mom came to pick me up, her dad, he opened the
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door and he was in his underwear and my mom almost had a heart
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She called my name so loud that I thought someone was killed
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Anyways, I only saw Yesica at school every now and then.
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We would be like, you know, the classic.
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I'm cool with you, but I'm not gonna talk to you every now and
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then I think of and I'm like, damn so cool to let me play with
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her Barbies and eat her food.
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You go, Jessica, let me know in the comments if you played with
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Barbies also, let me know if you had weird little friends that
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What kind of toys did you guys play with?
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Because I know not everyone played with Barbies, even though
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that's the best game ever.
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Let me know in the comments, I'm totally gonna read them and
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I really do read them just because I don't come back.
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Doesn't mean I don't read them.
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I definitely read them.
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Ok, guys, that's my time.
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