Locking Teaghan up
The more attention you pay to your surroundings the safer you are going to be ~ Jane Hager. It was probably two years ago, during the beginning of winter, my siblings and I are outside doing chores. Wanting to get inside we rushed through them. Jessub being Jessub, was watching and complaining,” I’m cold, I wanna go inside” Him and my freezing fingers were rushing me to feed our chickens. Quickly I lock the door and run inside with Jessub on my tail. About 15 minutes have passed and Teaghan still hasn't came inside, “ Where is Teaghan?” my mum called from her cocoon on the couch.
“Shes probably still in the barn playing with her cats.” I shout from the kitchen. The mother cat just had another set of kittens, this was probably her 3rd litter. We waited longer and Teaghan still hasn't made her way in, so mum decided she would check on her. She trudges through the kitchen to get her coat. I watched her as she opens the thick doors that once shielded us from the harsh wind, once gone all the air attacked us making us shiver. Outside it was so cold it made snowmen teeth chatter, but that might have been us missing the summer heat. Once mum goes outside I dart upstairs and …show more content…
“ Sorry ‘bout that I did not know you were in there” I say to the angry child across from me, “It won't happen again “The problem is that, that was a lie and Teaghan got locked in the chickens coop many times after that, by Jessub and me. To add to that I’ve also been locked in *cough purposely cough*, by Teaghan. So I can’t say I learned anything from that experience, except to make sure Teaghan really in with the
The more attention you pay to your surroundings the safer you are going to be ~ Jane Hager. It was probably two years ago, during the beginning of winter, my siblings and I are outside doing chores. Wanting to get inside we rushed through them. Jessub being Jessub, was watching and complaining,” I’m cold, I wanna go inside” Him and my freezing fingers were rushing me to feed our chickens. Quickly I lock the door and run inside with Jessub on my tail. About 15 minutes have passed and Teaghan still hasn't came inside, “ Where is Teaghan?” my mum called from her cocoon on the couch.
“Shes probably still in the barn playing with her cats.” I shout from the kitchen. The mother cat just had another set of kittens, this was probably her 3rd litter. We waited longer and Teaghan still hasn't made her way in, so mum decided she would check on her. She trudges through the kitchen to get her coat. I watched her as she opens the thick doors that once shielded us from the harsh wind, once gone all the air attacked us making us shiver. Outside it was so cold it made snowmen teeth chatter, but that might have been us missing the summer heat. Once mum goes outside I dart upstairs and …show more content…
“ Sorry ‘bout that I did not know you were in there” I say to the angry child across from me, “It won't happen again “The problem is that, that was a lie and Teaghan got locked in the chickens coop many times after that, by Jessub and me. To add to that I’ve also been locked in *cough purposely cough*, by Teaghan. So I can’t say I learned anything from that experience, except to make sure Teaghan really in with the