Personal Narrative Essay: The Another Day Of School

Darkness, that one void of nothingness; nobody likes it, and today is another day of school. Too bad the light switch is on the other side of the room. “Samuel!” Mom furiously screamed as I got dressed in the dark. Turns out, I woke up way too late. I told her that the old, cold, and bumpy couch in the basement was going to keep me up all night. Plus, now Ian and Luke are going to be all over me! Heh, they never finish their homework. Without me, I can’t imagine the consequences they would get. Ever since the rule about… “GET DOWN HERE NOW!” Mom screams with more volume and more anger than before, but at the same time, causing me to lose my train of thought. I get in my mom’s car as quickly as I can attempt to regain my statement I lost early that morning. So I made it to school and as I previously stated Ian and Luke didn’t do their homework, unlike me, unless it’s math. I can’t imagine them being like Timmy. Timmy isn’t his real name, we just say Timmy as if it was a code name. I wasn’t in his class, but I do recall some kids telling me what happened. I think it was something on the lines …show more content…
And a dozen failed attempts at time travel. I think we're doing fine. But what I forgot is that Luke was this huge science nerd, so one day he walks up to be and he’s all like, “Hey Samuel! I found it out, I got time travel!” Of Course I didn’t question it because first off I wouldn’t remember, and second off, I wouldn’t really care. So I go up to Ian and say something along the lines of, “Hey your other nerd friend found out time travel.” and Ian replies in more of a sarcastic tone, “Yeah, we're only a year late!” So Luke takes us to the time machine and… it’s a car. Why a car you ask? I don’t know. Luke tells me he thought of back to the past with the Prius design. Anyway, let’s go back to the past. Or about a year and two days back, to be