Thursday, 28 April 2016

100 WC Week 15

As Lonely as a Trash Bin


I never knew that a trash can would represent how I felt going to the beach. My friends asked me to go to the beach with them but when we got there, it felt like I didn't belong there. All of them were so energetic, and outgoing. I felt shy and quiet. Trailing behind my friends, I noticed a grey bin filled with trash standing alone while bright bins stood close together.
"I guess he's feeling the same as me." I say, almost sure that I heard him say the same to me. 

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

100 WC Week 14

Cereal Box

My favourite cereal started putting prizes in every box like stickers, but there was one box where you could win a free bike. I was determined to find that box. Later that day my room was filled with cereal boxes, but after going through most of the boxes,I was ready to give up but there was one unopened box.
"Moment of truth." I say to myself as I put my hand in the box and felt a small piece of paper. It revealed a coupon for free milk. 
"Great, now all I have is a pile of stickers and a lot of cereal." I said disappointingly.

Wednesday, 13 April 2016

100 WC Week 13

Crowd Surfing

I never thought crowd surfing would get me to the hospital. I was on stage, lights were flashing, fans were singing, it was breathtaking and it seemed like the perfect time to jump.
The guitarist was doing his solo so I jumped and had the best time of my life. 
"3, 2, 1" I said  jumping face first. I could see the floor appearing, I thought they would catch me but the spot just grew and grew. I fell on my stomach and it felt like the floor punched me. I think I'll stay away from crowd surfing for a while.     

Wednesday, 9 March 2016

100 WC Week 10






"Hey Luke. Look at that man. He's like a statue." Michael exclaimed. Michael always said what was on his mind so it didn't bother me until I noticed the man heard him.
"You should apologize." I told him. We walked towards the man  looking as nice as we could but something about him made me feel uncomfortable.
"Sorry about that." Says Michael apologetically.
"It's all right." Says the man smiling.
Suddenly he looked straight into my eyes and in an instant, the man turned Michael and I into statues.  Now, I have to stay standing for the rest of my life.


Wednesday, 2 March 2016

100 WC Week 9

The Troubles of Being a Superhero


You may think being a superhero is exciting, but it can get tiring. You always have to be alert for the terrors of the city. When you're a superhero you never get to say, 
"Time to relax!"
Then there's false alarms. You get dressed and fly around, looking for what's causing trouble. Then when you realize it was a false alarm, you get exhausted and annoyed. So if you ever consider being a superhero, ask yourself, 
" Do I really want to wake up in the middle of the night, get dressed, save lives, then repeat that every day or night?"

Tuesday, 23 February 2016

100 WC Week 8



Waves

When my dad told me and my brother, Ashton, not to go swimming while he got gas, I knew that the rule would most likely be broken. We got bored so I put on some music and Ashton transformed into a dancer. Soon after, we got bored again.
"Ashton go put your green floaties on, we're going swimming." I commanded.
"But dad said no." He said. 
"Then I'll go by myself." I said.
He ran to search for his floaties. After he finds them, we run towards the pool then I fell and hit my head.Then I thought, always listen to your parents.

100 WC Week 7

Birthday in the Basement


This year my parents hid my birthday present in the scariest place in the house, the basement. I brought my dog, Calum, with me and a flashlight. Tip toeing down the creaky stairs, I started to regret doing this. Standing in front of the closet door with birthday streamers hung on it, the door opened and there it was, a brand new skateboard. Starring at it with amazement, I started to feel like I was watched then all of a sudden someone grabbed me from behind and my dog barked crazily. I wake up panting like a dog and hear my class laughing at me.