Personal Narrative
Gee… Just What I Wanted
It had been almost five days now, and I still didn’t know where my parents were. But at age 3, I didn’t let that get me down. It wasn’t that I didn’t miss them, or worry about them, (not that they needed it) It was purely due to the fact that I was having so much fun with My nanny, Alex who had been there all week! We had spent the week playing with dolls, doing art, and just generally having a lot of fun. We had spent the whole day at Travel Town, which is a museum full of old trains you can climb all over. I loved that place! This was our third time going this week. After we got back, we had sat down and watched a whole lot of Dora before sitting down together for dinner. I was having mac and cheese, and an absolute favorite of mine, and Alex was having chicken. I was just about to dig in when we hear a loud screeeeeeeee-ch! I looked up at Alex in absolute confusion, a bit of mac sliding down my chin, with a puzzled look on my face. Alex looked ecstatic. I followed her gaze towards the window, expecting my unspoken question to be …show more content…
A sleek, black car had pulled into our driveway. Naturally, this confused me, because this wasn’t either of my parent’s cars. My parent’s never used our driveway anyways. You can imagine my surprise when two people climbed out of that car. I had a vague memory of them, but just couldn’t place them. It was a short woman with short grey hair and an Asian face. The man was much taller. He was almost as tall as daddy! His hair was more of a white color than the women’s, and it was cut down to like a quarter of an inch.The man helped the lady out of the car, and they walked up the path. I remember thinking how strange it was that they had left a car door open, but I was so focused on them, I didn’t think about why. Alex saw them too now, and got up and opened the door for them. Once they walked in the door and Alex saw the confused look on my face, she said to
Gee… Just What I Wanted
It had been almost five days now, and I still didn’t know where my parents were. But at age 3, I didn’t let that get me down. It wasn’t that I didn’t miss them, or worry about them, (not that they needed it) It was purely due to the fact that I was having so much fun with My nanny, Alex who had been there all week! We had spent the week playing with dolls, doing art, and just generally having a lot of fun. We had spent the whole day at Travel Town, which is a museum full of old trains you can climb all over. I loved that place! This was our third time going this week. After we got back, we had sat down and watched a whole lot of Dora before sitting down together for dinner. I was having mac and cheese, and an absolute favorite of mine, and Alex was having chicken. I was just about to dig in when we hear a loud screeeeeeeee-ch! I looked up at Alex in absolute confusion, a bit of mac sliding down my chin, with a puzzled look on my face. Alex looked ecstatic. I followed her gaze towards the window, expecting my unspoken question to be …show more content…
A sleek, black car had pulled into our driveway. Naturally, this confused me, because this wasn’t either of my parent’s cars. My parent’s never used our driveway anyways. You can imagine my surprise when two people climbed out of that car. I had a vague memory of them, but just couldn’t place them. It was a short woman with short grey hair and an Asian face. The man was much taller. He was almost as tall as daddy! His hair was more of a white color than the women’s, and it was cut down to like a quarter of an inch.The man helped the lady out of the car, and they walked up the path. I remember thinking how strange it was that they had left a car door open, but I was so focused on them, I didn’t think about why. Alex saw them too now, and got up and opened the door for them. Once they walked in the door and Alex saw the confused look on my face, she said to