As the red numbers of the blocky alarm clock changed from 8:59 to 9:00 o’clock I exclaimed for the hundredth time, “Can we go the store yet!” Dad responded in a annoyed voice, “ YES, now will you quit asking me.”
My siblings and I giddily ran down the steps of our apartment to our vehicle.
Once we all had piled in my Mom told us in a stern voice, “ Buckle your seat belts.”
The drive to the store was short and did little to dampen our excitement. As we exited the vehicle my Dad was busy unlocking the rear entrance to the store. One by one we entered. We could hear a loud HUM, HUM, HUM coming from the store’s machinery. I tried to cover my ears to block out the sound but the noise was to great for my makeshift earplugs. After we walked through the floppy doors (I have no better name for them) the noise subsided somewhat but it was still there none the less. The lights had been turned off because the store was closed requiring our vision to adjust to the gloom. …show more content…
Now that we had completed our little choir we then proceeded to explore. The first, second, third, fourth, and fifth aisle were nothing special. However the sixth aisle was divided in half by a variety of items ranging from a candy box to a stack of toilet paper. After we were finished examining the contents of the sixth aisle we moved on to the
My siblings and I giddily ran down the steps of our apartment to our vehicle.
Once we all had piled in my Mom told us in a stern voice, “ Buckle your seat belts.”
The drive to the store was short and did little to dampen our excitement. As we exited the vehicle my Dad was busy unlocking the rear entrance to the store. One by one we entered. We could hear a loud HUM, HUM, HUM coming from the store’s machinery. I tried to cover my ears to block out the sound but the noise was to great for my makeshift earplugs. After we walked through the floppy doors (I have no better name for them) the noise subsided somewhat but it was still there none the less. The lights had been turned off because the store was closed requiring our vision to adjust to the gloom. …show more content…
Now that we had completed our little choir we then proceeded to explore. The first, second, third, fourth, and fifth aisle were nothing special. However the sixth aisle was divided in half by a variety of items ranging from a candy box to a stack of toilet paper. After we were finished examining the contents of the sixth aisle we moved on to the