As I helped my parents weed and garden the dishevelled front yard, I noticed a baby robin lying on the grass underneath a copse of shrubbery. It was shivering with pain or fright, I couldn’t tell which. It must have fallen out of its nest and hurt itself. Without thinking, I had reached out and put my hand on the robin. Then something happened which thrilled
That’s just one of those things that only happens at camp, the most magical place I know. Still admiring the constellation, I took a deep breath of cool mountain air and started walking. Under the dim light, I could see the faint features of my cabin mates and my counselors. Even though it was only 3am, I wasn’t tired at all. I was ready to make the two and a half mile walk to my favorite place in the whole world.
I’m thirteen and I go to the International School of Manila. I experience and learn new things everyday. I have to say though, visiting my relatives in Korea is without a doubt, my favorite moment that I crave for every year. I never knew that I would encounter a lethal and highly dangerous snake there. What would you think about if you only had a couple of moments left to live?
By now, we had the drill down. My mother put wet towels in every crack in every exterior door. Later that evening when my parents were putting my younger siblings Anna and Michael to bed I heard a “crash” just outside our house, I sprinted to the window to see what it was and I found that it was the roof to our animal barn! “Mom, Dad come quick!” I Yelled
Imagine laying on a private beach right now in California. You are sitting in a comfortable lawn chair with a front-row seat to the Pacific Ocean. You have waiters bringing you any kind of drink or food you want, and the sun is making you golden tan. Now, imagine the thrill you get while being on a roller coaster. The sun is beating down on you while you are standing in line, but the wait for the exhilarating roller coaster is worth it.
She stepped into a box on the floor, which scanned her feet, and opened the door. The room we walked into was large, with a chair in the middle. As soon as the door shut behind me she spun and held out her hand. Stop. So I stopped.
Before she overheard what her stepmother had to say, she ran as fast as she could back to the fireplace. She figured that she should get some sleep and devised a plan to go hunting for squirrels the next day. Gretel became exhausted from fatigue, so she fell asleep. She woke up with a sudden jolt as snowflakes tickled her face. She scanned the area to find that no one was there to rescue her.
I have to find food for you and the children,” said the rooster to the hen while showing a shack on the edge of the forest. "All right, but do not take time so long," said the hen. Then the rooster went to the edge of the forest to find food. The hen and three children waited for the arrival of the rooster. After hours of waiting for the hen began to worry about the rooster.
d waved a hoof in the air. “There I was. Exploring the unknown, when suddenly I tripped on a rock. I don’t know what happened after that, but when I woke up, I was in this ditch, covered with snails.” “Ick!” Scootaloo’s hair stood up. “No!” Snails shook his head in Scootaloo’s direction.
And of course, you cannot expect my parents not to worry since I was their youngest and only one daughter. Good thing that the driver didn 't escape and he was actually the one who brought me to the hospital. As we get to hospital, I 've undergo into an x-ray test. And it wasn 't that bad anyway. The second one was when I was in 4th grade, because of the first accident, of course I 've got this phobia whenever I saw dogs.