"It's 1:15! It's time for Library today!" my 5th grade teacher said. We shoved in our chairs and grabbed our library books. During library time, I search for an interesting book. Suddenly, a stress bubble caught my mind. Oh, no!! Today's P.E.! I'm going to die! 40 minutes later, we go to P.E. We start out with a fun activity. After a warm-up, we start getting meaner. With occasional breaks, water vaporized from the water bottle into thin air! Back to the game, we play hard, mean, and stern. Break time! Vzwip!!! Gone into thin air again! After the hour of vzwipping water, the whole bottle is plain metal with no water inside! Within the 30 minutes from 2:55 to 3:25, I gasp for water to quench my thirst. No water in sight except for fountain water. But the fountain water is dirtier than the water from my water bottle. I decide not to take a sip. On the way home, the thirst fades away slowly. When my dad comes to wash the water bottle, he can prove that I have been in P.E. for the day with the proof of the empty bottle. If you had P.E., you would probably be writing somewhat like this, wouldn't you? Remember, P.E. is the water vaporizer. It is not pleasant!Tuesday, September 11, 2012
"Physical Education: The Water Vaporizer" by Vincent
"It's 1:15! It's time for Library today!" my 5th grade teacher said. We shoved in our chairs and grabbed our library books. During library time, I search for an interesting book. Suddenly, a stress bubble caught my mind. Oh, no!! Today's P.E.! I'm going to die! 40 minutes later, we go to P.E. We start out with a fun activity. After a warm-up, we start getting meaner. With occasional breaks, water vaporized from the water bottle into thin air! Back to the game, we play hard, mean, and stern. Break time! Vzwip!!! Gone into thin air again! After the hour of vzwipping water, the whole bottle is plain metal with no water inside! Within the 30 minutes from 2:55 to 3:25, I gasp for water to quench my thirst. No water in sight except for fountain water. But the fountain water is dirtier than the water from my water bottle. I decide not to take a sip. On the way home, the thirst fades away slowly. When my dad comes to wash the water bottle, he can prove that I have been in P.E. for the day with the proof of the empty bottle. If you had P.E., you would probably be writing somewhat like this, wouldn't you? Remember, P.E. is the water vaporizer. It is not pleasant!
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