A Speech On One Dog One World

“Ok, thank you, bye Mom, love you!” I hollered, already down the hall towards the door. I scooped up the ingredients to make the slime, put it in my backpack, and ran out to get my bike. I opened the garage door and scooted my brother’s big blue bike onto the driveway. I hopped on and was on my way the half mile to Carly’s house.

It was taking a long time to find the right address because the GPS had taken us to the wrong house. We pulled into the driveway and typed it in again. Mom was so tired that she kept dozing off as well, so Callie was in charge of keeping her awake. Every time she’d tap on her shoulder, Mom would say something along the lines of, “I know, I know! We are almost there.” It was around one in the morning when we arrived at grandpa’s house.

The best feeling in the world is being let out of school for a two week break. As I walk out of the school into the bright, crisp snow I say, “See you next year!” to my friends, my warm breath trailing in the cold air. When I get home I throw all my stuff down and collapse on the floor, breathing a sigh of relief. My house smells like pine trees from the dozens of candles

“Just a minute, Mom!” I yelled back, rushing out of my bedroom. I halted briefly to reach down to pet my dog, a small, fluffy, white Bichon Frise, who had found his way to my side. “Bye, Skippy. See you later, okay, boy?” I whispered. He looked up at me, his dark brown eyes communicating his understanding. They had always looked intelligent and comprehensive somehow. I then stood up, continuing to rush toward my mom who was now by the door.

Then the doorbell rang “Ding Dong”. Billy's mother went to go check who was at the door and

After swapping spit with Shay, I got up and collected a few of my things to take over to the new house. When my bag was packed, I cut the light off in the bedroom and waited for Shay to make us both a drink before we headed out the door. Before I buckled up in the van, I took my cell phone out of my purse and dialed my mother’s cell phone number. When she answered, I asked, “Are you home?” “Yeah, are you coming over?” “Yes ma’am, I am. I was just making sure that someone was home.” “We’re all here, I’m cooking now because I may go to the bingo hall, but Lester and Imani will be here.”

I was laying on my fluffy bed thinking about what I should do before going back to “uh” school. I absolutely despise going to school from everyone not liking me to rules and directions and, my super popular older brother and sister Heacter and Winter. What made it worse was that Then I remembered that there were posters all over school before spring break saying that there was going to be a party today across town at 4pm. I rolled over to see that my clock yelling 3:30pm and, that I needed to go. I realised that there was no way I was going to make it in time and, being two hours late would not work out. There was only one thing that I could do. I ran all over the house until I found Heacter and Winter.

One Saturday I decided to go over to my friend Anne’s house. When I arrived I knocked on her door, Anne's mom, Mrs. Cazzato, answered. “Hi Emma,” Mrs.Cazzato said. “Hi Mrs.Cazzato,” I replied, I was just looking for Anne.” “She’s just out back,” explained Mrs.Cazzato. “Okay,” I responded, “Thank you!” I went around back and Anne was swinging on her swing. “Hi,” I said. “Hi,” she replied. I went over and sat on the swing beside her, Anne asked, “Do you want to go for a walk in the forest?” “Sure,” I said half scared half excited. “I have never been in the forest before,” I explained. “I’ve been in the forest lots of times before and it’s not that bad,” Anne explained.

“Lyric. Hurry up, Jacob is here, you’re gonna be late.” My dad calls up to me. “I’m coming.” I call down the stairs. I walk over to Alice’s room, and knock on the door. “Are you up?” I ask. “Yes. Is Seth here?” Alice asks. “I don’t know, dad didn’t say he was, I’ll check.” I said. “Dad! Is Seth here?” I yell down the stairs. “Yes, he showed up 5 minutes ago.” Dad says.

Today was the last day of school before spring break and already knew what i was going to do. It was a long day today because i was so anxious to leave. The bell rang for the buses and i was the first to leave. I got on the bus and was headed home. Mom and dad were already packing my bags and i couldn't wait to leave. All the bags were packed and that's when we got in the car and headed for the airport to go to Mt. Everest,

An hour after the moving van parked in the driveway of 406 Clybourne street in Clybourne Park the younger family waved at the van when it slowly moved away and they went inside when the van was out of view. The family worked together to put away their belongings and they stood hand and hand and they took a breath of fresh air. Beneatha went first to her room to put away her stuff then Ruth and Walter went next and Travis left to go hunt for his new room. They all left until Mama was left there alone looking out the big window. Mama gingerly stepped to the window and put her plant down smiling in thought. When the door bell rung she jumped and went to the door. At the door was a white woman and when the door opened and saw mama she flinched and said “Hello, I’m your neighbor it’s nice to meet you.” She said “I’m Susan it’s nice to meet you.” She said this slowly, deliberately like she’s talking to a foreign person and Susan put out her hand and mama did not reach for it her face was just a blank stare. Then after a while mama stammered “h-hello I’m Lena Younger its very nice to meet you.” And she reached out and shook Susan’s hand and Susan quickly took it away. Then she said “Well I just came to say,” Susan took mama’s shirt and pulled her face so close to mama’s that their noses were touching. “stay out of our way, we will stay out of your way if you stay out of ours.” She shoved mama into their brand new house and slammed the door so hard that

When Yollie gets home from running in the pouring rain and her dress getting ruined, her mom asks, “Sweetie, What Happened?”. Yollie replies back saying while sobbing furiously, “We were dancing (sniff) and it started pouring outside and my dress (sniff) got ruined.”. “Let’s go to bed, also, get well mi Amor.”. After they were done with the short conversation, Yollie jumps into her pajamas and gets in bed with her mom by her side and tries to forget what happened. “It’s going to be ok bebe, just forget about it and sleep, ok?”. Mom explained while calming Yollie down.

“Ding dong. Ding dong”. The church bells rung signifying It was noon. I was late. I hurried through the harbor searching for the ship. ‘A new life’ I thought. Our gracious King gave us permission to find land for a new settlement. I was to meet on a merchant ship. “The ship”! I exclaimed as I grew closer. Lucky they hadn’t set sail yet and were loading last minute supplies. I climbed aboard the ship I pulled a crumpled slip of paper out of my trouser pocket. “My ticket sir” I said as I handed it to the man.

“Hurry up Kendra you're going to be late Veronica is outside , I’ve already packed your bags LET'S GO NOW!” “Okay Mom I’m coming I have to get my phone charger”. So as I got my phone charger. I kissed my Mom goodbye as I walked out the door.

Standing there with Mother in that schoolroom that morning, it began to dawn on me that if Mother could argue this large lady down, then she was, indeed, going to leave me there. That is when I started crying, because I knew no one would win an argument with Mother. When I started crying, the seventeen little strangers started laughing. The more they laughed, the more I cried, creating a vicious cycle that spiraled out of control like a giant Frisbee. Mother brought us all back down to earth with a Frisbee shattering scream: "Shut up," she bellowed! I knew she meant me, so I did. The children thought she meant them, so they did. The teacher stopped wringing her hands and muttered, 'Well, maybe she is brighter than she looks. Maybe she will hit a growth spurt."