Beep, beep, beep! went Juniper's alarm. "Ugh," groaned Juniper, dragging herself out of bed. Juniper used the washroom, made her bed, and changed her clothes. Juniper loved the mornings, except for one part: going through the hallway; it took like one million years to get through!
One million years later, she reached the stairs and sighed with relief. "Ahhh!" exclaimed Juniper. She started to walk down the stairs . . . until she reached the bottom stair with a toy car stuck to her bottom. "Agghhh, Mom, help!" screamed Juniper as she felt as if she had no bottom. "It's all Thorn's fault; he left his toy cars on the stairs!"
"Good morning, Juniper. Are you okay?" questioned Mom, helping Juniper to the table.
"Yes, Mom, I'm perfectly fine. That's why there are tears rolling down my cheeks," cried Juniper sarcastically. …show more content…
Would you like eggs and bacon today?" questioned Mom.
"Yes, please. By the way, where's Dad?” questioned Juniper.
"Dad is at work, and that reminds me, he told me to tell you to go water his garden. He also said use the method. . . ," babbled Mom as she got the frying pan out. The method was to water the plants lightly, with not a lot of pressure as the plant king—aka Dad—always ordered.
"Sure," sighed Juniper. Juniper finished her crispy red bacon and her bright neon-coloured yolk.
"Goooood morning!" announced Thorn in the kitchen.
"Good morning, Thorn. Next time, don't leave your cars on the stairs. Juniper fell on them!" lectured
One million years later, she reached the stairs and sighed with relief. "Ahhh!" exclaimed Juniper. She started to walk down the stairs . . . until she reached the bottom stair with a toy car stuck to her bottom. "Agghhh, Mom, help!" screamed Juniper as she felt as if she had no bottom. "It's all Thorn's fault; he left his toy cars on the stairs!"
"Good morning, Juniper. Are you okay?" questioned Mom, helping Juniper to the table.
"Yes, Mom, I'm perfectly fine. That's why there are tears rolling down my cheeks," cried Juniper sarcastically. …show more content…
Would you like eggs and bacon today?" questioned Mom.
"Yes, please. By the way, where's Dad?” questioned Juniper.
"Dad is at work, and that reminds me, he told me to tell you to go water his garden. He also said use the method. . . ," babbled Mom as she got the frying pan out. The method was to water the plants lightly, with not a lot of pressure as the plant king—aka Dad—always ordered.
"Sure," sighed Juniper. Juniper finished her crispy red bacon and her bright neon-coloured yolk.
"Goooood morning!" announced Thorn in the kitchen.
"Good morning, Thorn. Next time, don't leave your cars on the stairs. Juniper fell on them!" lectured