It was late at night, and no one was awake. I was seven years old, and I lay in bed as I jumped at the sound of the closet shaking from the wind. The wind was howling wildly outside, and a veil of darkness covered the room. I could picture terrifying monsters creeping around my room, the ones that my sister had told me about.
"When it's dark and late at night, and you're all alone, the monsters will come out. The monsters are as dark as the inside of your closet, with huge blood-shot eyes, hungry and savage. In their mouths they have ginormous razor-sharp teeth, ready to eat a person in one large gulp," she had explained to me. "When they grab you with their cold slimy hands, then you're in trouble," she said as she went to sleep. My sister …show more content…
However it always seemed that her scheming "plans" would be superior to mine. Then, it always ended with me crying for my mom. We got into a lot of arguments and fights because of this.
I was in 5th grade and I had to make a poster for Spirit Week. The problem was that I couldn't think of how I should color it, and how to make it "eye-catching". Suddenly, I heard a voice coming from behind me.
"Why don't you color the words rainbow-colored to make it look unique?" said my sister, who noticed I was making a poster for student council. She pause for a moment, then added, "Hey, I have another idea, you should add little mini "paper springs" behind the words on the poster to make them "pop out"."
I thought about it for a moment, and I decided to try out her ideas. I tried drawing out the words on the poster, and then colored the words with the colors of the rainbow. I then folded pieces of paper into springs and added them behind the words. Then suddenly, when I looked at the poster, I realized something, it looked amazing!
Her ideas are what make her unique and special. Whether the ideas are to terrorize me, or to help me with my homework, they are an important part of her. Being with my sister, is always full of surprises, but these are surprises that I look forward to
"When it's dark and late at night, and you're all alone, the monsters will come out. The monsters are as dark as the inside of your closet, with huge blood-shot eyes, hungry and savage. In their mouths they have ginormous razor-sharp teeth, ready to eat a person in one large gulp," she had explained to me. "When they grab you with their cold slimy hands, then you're in trouble," she said as she went to sleep. My sister …show more content…
However it always seemed that her scheming "plans" would be superior to mine. Then, it always ended with me crying for my mom. We got into a lot of arguments and fights because of this.
I was in 5th grade and I had to make a poster for Spirit Week. The problem was that I couldn't think of how I should color it, and how to make it "eye-catching". Suddenly, I heard a voice coming from behind me.
"Why don't you color the words rainbow-colored to make it look unique?" said my sister, who noticed I was making a poster for student council. She pause for a moment, then added, "Hey, I have another idea, you should add little mini "paper springs" behind the words on the poster to make them "pop out"."
I thought about it for a moment, and I decided to try out her ideas. I tried drawing out the words on the poster, and then colored the words with the colors of the rainbow. I then folded pieces of paper into springs and added them behind the words. Then suddenly, when I looked at the poster, I realized something, it looked amazing!
Her ideas are what make her unique and special. Whether the ideas are to terrorize me, or to help me with my homework, they are an important part of her. Being with my sister, is always full of surprises, but these are surprises that I look forward to