Travon Parker Read 180 Homework
April 26, 2011
Travon Parker
Read 180 Homework
April 26, 2011
If I could change the world I would get rid of nails, Styrofoam, and glass. These things highly upset me.
The first thing on my list to get eliminated would be nails. When I was 12 years old was playing around in my basement with my cousins. We had jus moved into a new house and my cousins came over to play with me. We played hide and seek. I was hiding when I saw my cousin coming closer to me, so I ran as fast as I could and stepped right upon a sharp nail. I wasn’t bleeding much, but my foot was in pain. It had felt like I had just stepped into a pool filled with needles.
The next thing on my list that I would get rid of is Styrofoam. I was about 9 years old when I first started hating Styrofoam. I was at a family reunion when my uncle had wanted me to get in the pool. I was the type that would get ready, but didn’t go into the pool; I just sit there with my feet dangling in the water. My uncle asked me to come in the pool for the second time, and I refused so he pulled me in. I was panicking so I tried to grab a Styrofoam noodle. I couldn’t grab it because of the texture, and I almost drowned.
Finally the last thing I would eliminate is glass. When I was 14 years old I got stitches on my face from playing around in an alley with my big brother. I was chasing him and I tripped and fell. I fell on some glass and got a pretty decent cut on my face. I went to the doctor and got stitches for the first time.
In conclusion I would like to get rid of nails, Styrofoam, and glass. My life would have been a little better without theses things, don’t you think?
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