Personal Narrative: The Day My Dog Reilly Day

And on our way home, she almost peed in the backseat of the car because she was so scared. However, when we finally got home, she was overjoyed that she finally had a good home where she would be loved forever. Not only by six humans, but by three other animals including, two cats and one other dog named bella, tiger, my two cats, and libby, the other dog. She had to go right into the backyard because we were worried about how she would act around the other animals. But when she smelled Libby’s breath on the toys she busted through the screen door and she licked all of the animals until they looked like they swam in a pool.

That scared me. Thank god that the alarm was in vibration mode, I made the right choice when I decided to do so. Adding a tune would have been deadly for my heart. I turn on my side and think.

You brought him a mongrel pup you picked up in the woodlot. You laughed like a fool and said it would make a good bird dog. That dog sleeps in his room. He plays with it while he’s reading. He’s got it all trained.

It was a normal day like any other Shiba the dog was sleeping, and his friend John was petting him. Then, out of nowhere Shiba got up and went to his bed, and opened a secret hideout hatch with his paw,and it was a hideout that was pretty awesome and had some of the highest quality dog tech available, and only in a 10x10x10 box room under a house, it had a nice dog bed ,and a computer-like tv that can alert you stuff, and it also controls all the lights and electronics in his hideout. Soon he got an alert that read “Alert Alert Skeletor has kidnaped pupper and is hiding in The Dungeon near the suburbs”.

Jake, a chocolate lab, examines the oriental rugs upon the floor with his head down as he patrols the entire ground floor. As he enters a room he is not usually permitted in, his ears perk up, his tail wags and he begins to leer around. He peers his head up onto the couch searching, and locates his prey.

I wake up to the alarm clock blaring loudly in my ear. Next, I rise slowly

As soon as I come downstairs my chubby english lab heaves himself off of his dog bed and makes a concerted effort to seem excited

At the end of the day, I say goodbye to my friends and walk home. I let myself in through the unlocked door. I wave to Mama, who is sitting at the table and reading another newspaper, and leap over the obstacle course on the floor to get to the couch and grab for the remote to turn on the TV.

I wake up and then grab my stuff and go to a place lost in time.

I sit up on my bed, yawning and stretching as I look at my beeping alarm clock. As I switch it off, I look at the time; the clock says it’s 6:34. Cool. I start walking out of my room and towards the kitchen when I realize I had thirty minutes to get ready for school. Meh, plenty of time.

I look up at the clock one more time, The clock looked tired because of how slow it counted down. We try to hold them off as best we can. I look up one more time.

I race around the apartment, getting myself ready for a night on the town. Lacey will meet me at the restaurant since her son has soccer practice until six-thirty.

One day a dad his daughter and her brother went shopping to Walmart. The dad bought a new tv, and it was very shiny when they got to the cash register he realized he did not have enough money. He had saved five fake one hundred dollar bills from the Fun Fair, so he pulled them out and said: “I am buying this tv it says it is for five one hundred dollar bills and no tax included.” The register said, “are you sure?” He looked and said your right, but the dad carried white out with him everywhere he went he whited out the tax word that said tax included very expensive tv. So the dad and his children quickly carried out the tv when the cash register scanned and said: “here you go have a nice day!” The dad said back “we will thank you.” They carefully

I kept him there and fed him rabbits and squirrels until the animal control people came to my home and asked where did i get that dog.

I watched the clock tick and tick as it got closer to the 7. I really wasn 't a morning person, but when you gotta business to run, you have to do whatever it takes to run it.