Chapter 2 - Unforgettable experience
Submitted February 7, 2008 Updated March 3, 2008 Status Incomplete | This is my vile english teacher's form of torture through writing!!
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Chapter 2 - Unforgettable experience
Chapter 2 - Unforgettable experience
Describe an unforgettable experience
How can I describe an unforgettable experience when I have had so many? I’ve moved, but not that far, I have climbed a lighthouse, I’ve woken up from a never ending dream, my house has caught on fire twice, but I suppose I can recall one, one that happened not too long ago.
My friends, Connor, Emma, and I were walking to our other friend’s house, plastered in cookie dough and drenched because of the rain. We arrived, but soon left because we were just proving to Victoria that we would actually venture out. Upon walking past the elementary school, we heard a very profound, deep bang, one of which sounded like aliens had crashed on earth. Then the sky lit up, and it was so bright it seemed as though it were day, except for the fact that the everything was green. Then, one by one, all the streetlights slowly turned off, leaving us lost in the engulfing darkness. We screamed, as loud as our lungs would allow and ran, we ran as fast as we could. Then up ahead we saw car lights, and Victoria’s mother, her dear, sweet, lifesaving mother drove by and asked if we would like a drive. We quickly accepted her invitation. We jumped in her car and were driven home, plastered in cookie dough, drenched and terrible frightened.
How can I describe an unforgettable experience when I have had so many? I’ve moved, but not that far, I have climbed a lighthouse, I’ve woken up from a never ending dream, my house has caught on fire twice, but I suppose I can recall one, one that happened not too long ago.
My friends, Connor, Emma, and I were walking to our other friend’s house, plastered in cookie dough and drenched because of the rain. We arrived, but soon left because we were just proving to Victoria that we would actually venture out. Upon walking past the elementary school, we heard a very profound, deep bang, one of which sounded like aliens had crashed on earth. Then the sky lit up, and it was so bright it seemed as though it were day, except for the fact that the everything was green. Then, one by one, all the streetlights slowly turned off, leaving us lost in the engulfing darkness. We screamed, as loud as our lungs would allow and ran, we ran as fast as we could. Then up ahead we saw car lights, and Victoria’s mother, her dear, sweet, lifesaving mother drove by and asked if we would like a drive. We quickly accepted her invitation. We jumped in her car and were driven home, plastered in cookie dough, drenched and terrible frightened.
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chaos_kitten8 on February 11, 2008, 6:40:58 AM
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mickyD503 on February 11, 2008, 6:51:42 AM
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YAY, thanks!!