Telling you about me

Hello here Journal!
 
Maybe it is rude of me, that I am knowing everything about you (I hope. Do journals have adventures? I will wonder this), but you may not be knowing a lot about me, because I have only been holding onto you for a couple weeks. I think I should try to say some things about myself from before? Earlier. One of these words.
 
I grew up in Montel, there is an orphanage there called Nanna Gertiere's. When I was able to speak better and listen, they told me I was left for them, but kept in this cloak! I still wear it even now, I guess it is a better thing that it actually fits me now! I used to trip on the ends when I was trying to wear it at a younger age, so it was mostly as a blanket for me. It is my most sentimental item! (I know this word now.)
 
Ms Clay was who looked after me and the other children that were there, though most of them did not end up staying for too long, maybe a few years. I saw a lot of children in this place, they taught me about having fun! And what playing looked like. Some of their games I did not like, but this was because I was also unlucky. We would play things like hide and find, which I was really good at. They would not find me for a really long time, even after they found everyone! It is funny, I am still very good at hiding, which is useful for what I am doing now.
 
They also taught me about birthdays. Because I was left at there, they did not know when I was being born, so we use the day I got found (It is the 12th of Ash! Do not tell the others). Apparently this day is an unlucky day the other kids said, so when it comes we do things to make sure nothing bad happens. One time when we had a cake, they were worried it may be poisoned, so they tested it to make sure it was not poisoned. It was a lucky thing that it was not poisoned, even if I did not manage to get any.
 
I should maybe not be staying up too late in this cave. I think the others may not be happy with me if I do not get enough of the sleep! I will try to write some other things later.
 
Goodbye!