I Say Shamus Short Story

* When they went round to the back porch they saw a shadow and ran away. As they were running they heard a shotgun go

The drowsy boys left the room. Samneric lead the way, because they knew where Jack and the choir boys were put. After about five minutes of

Once the snow started many people became stranded where they were at. Many people were stuck at work, school, and even in their vehicles. The people stuck in vehicles were the major portion of the death toll. Roadways became unpassable and alternate means of travel had to be acquired. Many people used snowmobiles to travel during this time. Snowmobiles became a huge asset to help get food and rescue people during the storm.

It was a beautiful day like any other the wind was blowing the flowers were sprouting and the sky was bright blue.But there was a family that went out and while they were out they found a item that has been abandoned they were confused they thought “why would they throw this away”.The names of the family were that the dad’s name was John and the mom’s name was Maria they both had a son named Kevin.John worked in a business company while Maria was at the house taking care of kevin. Kevin was in his room while his mom was in the kitchen preparing the food they will eat until kevin heard a knock everyone heard it they were wondering who it could be kevin's dad wasn’t home because he told them he was doing the night shift.“Open the door!” said the man in a loud voice.They went to kevin’s room to see who it was but they found out it was just John they opened it and Maria said,” I thought you were going to do a night shift” “

rest of the way to Sandy Bar. The snow did not let up then the roof of the cabin caved in, Duchess and Piney huddle close

The driver desperately raced against the worsening weather, eager to complete the last mile or so of the journey before the heavy snow brought it to an abrupt end. The thick snow coating his goggles as fast as he could wipe them clear.

The boy kept refusing to go back to the store, so what his mom did was locked him out until he had the groceries. He was really frightened and puzzled that his mom did that to him. But he left

Tires squealed on black ice and the engine backfired as she swerved around a narrow edge of the cliff. Jennifer Lesniak is traveling from Wisconsin to Oregon in a six ton truck through treacherous mountains and endless plains. It was three days of almost non-stop driving, only being able to sleep when she gave the wheel to her husband. Just when she was about to give up she thought the extreme weather in Wisconsin and about why she was moving to Oregon in the first place. She carried on willed by the warmer weather that awaited her on the west coast. The snow fell like ash from a volcano, building up on the road to the point where they had to get out of their truck and shovel the road clear. “Clearing the roads were extremely difficult” She said. “We were so close to the edge of this mountain standing on slippery ice trying to shovel the snow out of the road with little to no safety guard between us and the drop.”

"The falling snow curtained them about. There was no way to see anything at either side of the road. He was coughing again and the boy was shivering, the two of them side by side under the sheet of plastic, pushing the grocery cart through the snow. Finally he stopped. The boy was shaking uncontrollably."

The weather had been treacherous the last two days. It was like trying to get the cookie you wanted from Mama’s cookie jar back home in England, just

“ Oh No, your getting a cold, we got to get to bloom fast, But how, this storm is blinding” said Sheamus in fear.

There is a boy called Jack , a girl called Rosie and a mum. Jack and Rosie found a dark tunnel. At the end of the tunnel was a forest. When Jack froze and Rosie came and hugged Jack to rescue him. after they went home.

The boys were wishing they were at home with mother at home warmer than they were, when

After they were all bundled up they decided to open the door and walk on over the cold winter

We thanked her and pulled on our coats and mittens. I grabbed my white chocolate mocha before heading out into the thick snow. Karina and Alan argued over who was going to drive through the storm on the way home and eventually Alan conceded. As he scraped snow off the car, Karina jokingly warned me that it was going to be a rough trip home. I figured she was just exaggerating since she loved to make fun of Alan. Then, Alan hopped in and insisted Karina played Christmas music.