Present Continuous Tense

It’s Friday evening. It’s raining. I’m sitting in a seat in our (my housemates and I) sitting room. I’m not happy and I’m bored. I’m thinking about my family. I’m thinking about them;

Where is my brother at the moment? He isn’t studying lesson at home, he’s playing football at football field or he’s playing computer games at his room. Is my father working? Yes, he is. He always works for us (my mother, my brother and I). He isn’t watching television at the moment. Well, is my mother working? No,  she isn’t. She works at 7:00 to 17:00 . Maybe she’s watching TV or she’s drinking tea and she’s knitting.

Now, my housemate’s walking into the sitting room. What’s she carrying? She’s carrying a tray. What’s on the tray? There’re three cups of hot chocolate and some biscuits – one for herself, one for, Beyhan and one for me.

Now, the hot chocolate is on the table of my chair and I’m eating biscuit and I’m drinking hot chocolate. I’m looking at the window. I’m looking at a goose. It’s my neighbor’s goose. It’s white and so fat. It’s eating something. Is it getting away from my neighbor’s garden? Definitely, yes it is. It’s so crazy. Where is it going now? It’s going to road. Someone is walking on the road. Who is walking on the road? Ah, Mr. Brown is walking on the road. He’s my neighbor. What’s he doing out at this hour? OK, he’s putting in his goose. I like watching there.

At the moment, my roommate is sleeping and I’m reading a book in my bed. I’m thinking about characters in the book. Is the main girl escaping? I think, no she isn’t, because she loves the hero. But why didn’t she talk to the hero? Why didn’t she say that like the hero? She’s crying enough.

Anyway, I’m sleeping because I’m going to go to school early, tomorrow.