Once, when I was eight, I spent the night at my friend’s house. We loved to paint, Zoie and I, and that night, we painted for hours. We laughed and painted everything we loved. We were young. Nothing could hurt us.…
I heard my scooter wheels harshly scratching against the rocky pavement. I glanced up to see a very unfamiliar place and Pearl, my best friend. I felt my stomach growl a roar of hunger calling for food as I remembered the lunch I had a lengthy and tiring 4 hours ago. I wanted to go back to Pearl’s house to play so dreadfully. We were lost and we needed to get back home, soon.…
Trampolines, everyone loves them, today was not the case. It was more like a bounce, fly, fall, and cry. Kids normally say bouncing “funness”, I said, bouncing “dumbness”. This day was so horrible and I never ever want it to happen again. Horrible days with trampolines and annoying little and older brothers.…
“Hah, I won once again,” my sister, Linda, yelled out. I couldn’t put anything into words, my sister kept winning over and over again. I was so devastated, I wanted to win but I couldn’t. “Elvis, wake up and get ready,” my dad yelled at me.…
As I played my latest video games, sitting in my favorite bean bag chair, on a seemingly flawless day until I heard the holler of my Mother proclaiming that I needed to leave the house to accomplish something rewarding. Being the gracious child, that I indeed was. I departed hastily, just as most children would; if their mother grabbed them by the ear and flung them out the front door. I dusted myself off, grabbed my bike, and rode over to my friend Tom’s house to hang out. When I arrived, I had discovered that he had a babysitter watching after him.…
Inciting Action My mom was always close with me. for we would always talk about stuff and I would ask her how was DR all the time. Today I ask her how’s was DR…
Grandma, you were still living when this experience happen to me. I also know that you have heard a lot discriminative sayings before. You were the one who taught me how to be tough and live past it. “It's ok to let things go.” as you always told me.…
“Are you alright, Aarushi?” My mom questioned, she was mortified when she saw me limping across the pale floor, crying to get to her. She briskly ran towards me, along with my dad trying to help me get to the nearest bench. I was crying, my right foot felt like hot, gushing lava, burning from the inside out, constructing everything to feel like a third degree burn. Suddenly, everything in the world turned black.…
On a warm Sunday afternoon, my family and I went to my grandma’s (Nanny) house in Pelham to have a barbeque in her backyard. I had just turned 7 a few days before, so I was constantly playing on my new Gameboy advance sp; it was my favorite color, blue. I ran out of church to Nanny’s black BMW, sat in the front seat and began playing Dogs on my Gameboy. Soon after, she came, started the car, and began driving to her house. Mom and the rest of my family decided they would meet us there after they changed their clothes.…
If you were in my shoes you will never ever believe how I left when I heard that there another hurricane coming to Puerto Rico,I turn mad and nervous. Why I was nervous? Because I heard in the news that it was one of the most powerful hurricanes in the world! Earlier in the day, I was in the middle of a sleepover with my step-brother, I was in the pool playing with my step-brother, then my mother told us that there was another hurricane coming to Puerto Rico. It seemed that it was more powerful than Irma.…
Sitting in the dark with my little sister, I wondered how much longer I’d have to wait for mom. It was pouring outside and there was a blackout. Once again, as I’d had to do so often since we’d moved to Mexico, I had to be brave. I was in charge, and it was my job not to panic or show any signs of disquiet, for the sake of my sister, who was already close to tears.…
As the bell rang at the end end of sixth hour at school everybody was in a rush to get to the buses, their cars, or their bikes and head home. I packed up my stuff and thanked the teacher as nobody ever does. As I left the room I realized that it was Friday and that I get to go to my dad’s house for the weekend. The thought was both exciting and exhausting stating the fact that his little homestead was out in the middle of Wonder Valley, California basically a desert wasteland but very peaceful and wondrous and that I had to ride my bike for miles and miles to get there. As I hopped on my bike and before riding off I took a drink of water and made sure I had my phone.…
“Cash Price Katy is my name and bingo is my game. This game is just about to end, with just one more number to call and the moment of truth to come nearer. Let's see who is the lucky one to win that cruise trip”, announced the host of the bingo game. My hands trembled violently like an earthquake had just struck and my heart kept beating faster and faster eager to know if the winner would be me.…
The Last Day Sweat was gleaming off my face as I finished lifting our couch into my mother’s van. It was a familiar action, we has always been moving around. We had held many houses for rent, each for one year at a time. We never stayed anywhere for long, presumably because nobody liked renting to single mothers with five kids. We were always drifters, seeking houses for rent and never having a permanent situation.…
Mistakes are inevitable. Time is unbeatable. The longer the clock ticks, the more mistakes will be made. Time and mistakes have a funny way of coassisting with each other. Time however doesn’t stop for a mistake it keeps ticking away.…