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Personal Narrative: Jeapers Creepers

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Once Allison started buying more and more movies, that's all she seamed to watch. She liked the scary movies the most, like It or Friday the 13th. She also started watching them in the living room, but it was the biggest TV in the house. I thought my room was to cold so I was usually up stairs watching it. She like ghost movies the most which I didn’t find scary. But then she found a movie called Jeapers Creepers. That's what I thought was scary. I had and still have three major fears. And they are scarecrows, empty farms, and overgrown fields of crops.

It started when I was little at a family reunion. It was a fall one at a old farm that one of my mom's friends owned but didn’t use more than an acre. So he gave the house, barn and one small

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