Candy Wraps and Raccoons
I never thought I would ever though these four phrase would relate with each other, but they did, and these four phrases are: boy scout, screaming, raccoons and candy wraps.
The night began one late, silent night, where I could hear nothing but an owl howling from the distance, and I was just about to end the day with a good night’s sleep. I step up into my elevated tent, moving the cover aside to step onto the wooden floor got in my sleeping bag, and laid the mosquito netting over me. I then fell down onto my cot and started to go to sleep, hearing nothing but quiet crickets and the occasional owl that hooted in the distance near another campsite. “Good night” I whispered silently to my tent mate Jesse, who was sleeping in a cot on the other side of the tent than me. “Good night.” he replied back.The twilight like sky then settled in, knowing that darkness would come to meet me in 20 minutes. After that, I attempted to fall asleep, and rest before the next morning was born.
While I was trying to fall into a deep rest, I heard a little girls scream, like they were being attacked. “HELP!” the little girl shouted. The sound seemed near a neighboring campsite, shattering the wall of silence that was originally throughout the campsite.
Thinking that the voice was a little girl from another campsite that …show more content…
But before I could analyze what happened, the voice was back again. “HELP! THERE IS SOMETHING IN MY TENT!”. At this point, I knew it was a boy, and I could hear the yell a lot more closer to me, almost like it was directly north from my location. “I’M SMITHY JOHNSON AND THERE IS SOMETHING IN MY TENT!” he screeched, I heard the screaming stop. I then heard the crunching of the rocks, knowing that a person of high authority was going to take care of the dilemma. I heard murmuring and whispers from the troop leaders, as they calmly strided up to the second layer of the
I never thought I would ever though these four phrase would relate with each other, but they did, and these four phrases are: boy scout, screaming, raccoons and candy wraps.
The night began one late, silent night, where I could hear nothing but an owl howling from the distance, and I was just about to end the day with a good night’s sleep. I step up into my elevated tent, moving the cover aside to step onto the wooden floor got in my sleeping bag, and laid the mosquito netting over me. I then fell down onto my cot and started to go to sleep, hearing nothing but quiet crickets and the occasional owl that hooted in the distance near another campsite. “Good night” I whispered silently to my tent mate Jesse, who was sleeping in a cot on the other side of the tent than me. “Good night.” he replied back.The twilight like sky then settled in, knowing that darkness would come to meet me in 20 minutes. After that, I attempted to fall asleep, and rest before the next morning was born.
While I was trying to fall into a deep rest, I heard a little girls scream, like they were being attacked. “HELP!” the little girl shouted. The sound seemed near a neighboring campsite, shattering the wall of silence that was originally throughout the campsite.
Thinking that the voice was a little girl from another campsite that …show more content…
But before I could analyze what happened, the voice was back again. “HELP! THERE IS SOMETHING IN MY TENT!”. At this point, I knew it was a boy, and I could hear the yell a lot more closer to me, almost like it was directly north from my location. “I’M SMITHY JOHNSON AND THERE IS SOMETHING IN MY TENT!” he screeched, I heard the screaming stop. I then heard the crunching of the rocks, knowing that a person of high authority was going to take care of the dilemma. I heard murmuring and whispers from the troop leaders, as they calmly strided up to the second layer of the