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Personal Narrative: Olaf

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Olaf, a large, super-soft plush toy that’s peculiarly situated on a white ledge in the den- a gift I received for Christmas. The repetitive saying, "Hi, everyone, I’m Olaf and I like warm hugs!" fortunately, remains on my mind. Olaf has three distinct building sections of snow; all in all, extremely cute. An oval-shaped head has a centered, short, wide, orange, carrot nose, on the contrary, resembles “Frosty the Snowman.” Yet, clearly wide opened eyes with curved, black, yarn made eyebrows, illustrate, a jubilant animated figure. Two satin white buck teeth line the top lip, as well as, the pencil lined yarn mouth. Flimsy, felt sewn branches with extending limbs portray black sprigs of flyaway hair on the peak of his soft, foam filled head.

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