100 word challenge week #19

                         All You Need Is Friends

“Light the candles.” My mom said quickly.

“Okay!” I replied sarcastically.  

As we finished lighting all the candles, it was later in the day but we decided to take advantage of it and invited some friends over to enjoy the power outage with us and play board games. The night went on and on, filled with laughter and big personalities. As the night was about to end and as the flame flickered and then went out we learned that you don’t need electronics to have a fun night you just need amazing friends and awesome conversations.  

100 word challenge week #18

Never Regret The Things You Do In Life

Do you ever have a moment when your doing something but you really wanna be curled up in your orange cat pyjamas… this was my moment. I was standing on the top of the high dive at the pool, everybody was looking at me. Silence filled the room as thoughts swam through my head. “Should I jump or should I back down?” I take a deep breath and jump, I hit the water like thunder hits a crisp summer's eve. That's the day I learned that you should never let fear run your life because in the end it's not the things you do,you regret it's the things you don’t.

100 word challenge week #17

Stairway to Heaven 

“Is this it?’’ I questioned “Just a stairway to a bright light, how boring.”

“Well I’m sorry what were you expecting? Did you want a rope to climb, a backwards slide. You know for a dead person you sure are ungrateful”

My guardian angel said sarcastically.

“Okay I’ll stop, but seriously how do we get up there because I don’t feel like doing cardio today.” I joked.

“Please just wait” My guardian angel asked impatiently.

As things quieted a hand reached out and pulled me up the stairs. Once I came to the beautiful golden gates that's when I woke up.

100 word challenge week #16

                            The Power Outage 

It was a dark and stormy night my friend Talia and I were home alone watching scary movies. We were halfway through our second movie when the phone rang. It was my mom. She told us that there might be a power outage. Instantly, after she called, we stocked up on candles, flashlights and, because we had just finished our second horror movie, a kitchen knife and a baseball bat. Suddenly, after gathering our supplies, the power went out. By the time my mom got home, it was early morning and she found us in the corner holding a baseball bat and giant flashlight. The moral of the story is never watch a horror movie on a dark and stormy night.