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Descriptive Essay: Chatter Tube

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There was burning hot sun on a sunny saturday by the beach. I was watching Chatter Tube by the bay on a beach towel when I saw something out of the corner of my eye. It looked like a little turtle laying on the ground, but he wasn’t just laying on the ground he was crying. Then I saw something zig-zaged on it’s shell.

I walked over to the turtle to get a closer look at it. There was a crack on her back. It must have just hatched out of it’s egg but something must have gone wrong. Should I help it or should I go back to watching Chatter Tube. I thought long hard on this very hard choice. A few minutes later I decided to help her. I have to go up to her nicely so I can help but I can’t help it on the beach I thought but I can’t take her home either. I have an idea, but it might be too obvious for people, but I have a friend who can help me make that work. …show more content…

Sure enough after a short phone call I had the office/beach house in 1 minute. But I had to organize each and every thing in that office. She only takes them out when people need them. It took me about 20 minutes to organize and clean everything so after that was taking care of I took the turtle into the office and put him on the table and got

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