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Personal Narrative: Seizure

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“seizure” I got home from school later in the day,I did my homework ,and I ate my dinner because it was late .I came downstairs to play with my dog (biny).We played which was fun.then We played for hours.We played tug of war and we played with her squeak toys.Then i thought it was time for bed so i went to bed. When I woke up I seen Biny and Diddle (Ahmy’s dog) were playing which meant that they were friends so I said “are you guys friends now” they both barked.They played all day.They played tug of war and find the toy which was funny.It was a fun day and the dogs slept for hours. When they woke up they raced and they raced.I swear Biny was running on the walls. The cool thing was that Biny always won.It was rare when Diddle won when

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