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My good day, turned bad… By: Trevon Ricks 10/9/14 I remember it as if it were yesterday… It all started 6 a.m on a monday morning, when my parents woke me up for school. Totally discombobulated, I stumbled onto the ice cold bathroom floor and begin brushing my teeth, as I did almost everyday (the kid syndrome). In my head I had already planned and sorted out the rest of my day even down to lunchtime and recess. After leaving the bathroom I stumbled back into my room and begin putting on my clothes. By this time almost 35 minutes had passed, I walked downstairs to eat breakfast with my sister, bacon and eggs as usual. By this time my grandmother who lived during that time, walked downstairs to walk us to the bus stop. On the school bus I made …show more content…

Now having greeted my fellow classmates and my absolutely amazing teacher it was finally time to learn. It seemed as if we had only been at school for about an hour before it was time for lunch. The meal of the day consisted of pizza and applesauce. I was ready to work it all off at recess. After playing a game of football with my friends recess time was over. There was a few more hours of learning left! At 3:15 school was over and after a long day we were all ready to go home and kick our feet up. The rest of my day went a lot different. After returning home, I greeted my grandmother at the front door and went straight over to the dining table. She had made my sister and I a cheese grill and fries. After eating I asked my grandma if we could go outside for a little while, not knowing that my parents had already told her not to let us go. We had something important to do later on that day. She told us that we had only a couple of minutes to play, so I immediately went and grabbed my bike out of the garage. Our stood on top of a giant hill. I lined my bike up at the top and rode all the way down about 5 or 6 times at unbelievable speeds. My friend from down the street decided to bring his bike up the hill and ride down with me as he’d done

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