Set one, two and three
Set One:
There is a girl, with a lovely pink ribbon in her hair sitting a swing with a lunchbox on her lap. She has funky coloured paperclips in her ears and is listening to nothing but the sound of the wind.
She is the daughter of the principals’ brother. She has been sitting on the swing almost all day. Today is the day I will talk to her. Today is the day I will tell her that I love her weird ways and that I will always love her for who she is.
Set Two:
There was a new kid, a foreign student standing in my way. He was going into my biology class, today we were blood typing. I needed a partner, and he was the only one left. He sat down next to be and took out his class card, pointed at my table and asked if that was my name.
“It is.” He smiled and it was then I noticed his eyes were a beautiful shade of green, kind of like a leaf.
Set Three:
The janitor came at the same time every night; he would clean the carbon paper and put it back for the morning. The clerk came in at the same time every morning and left at the same time of night. He sat at the same typewriter by the same filing cabinet and used the same puncher every day. He always wondered who cleaned his carbon paper.
His life was boring. So one day, he stayed longer and met the janitor. The clerk smiled as the janitor cleaned the carbon paper and went on his way.
“Thank you.” The clerk said. The janitor paused and looked around, seeing no one else he pointed to himself. The clerk nodded. The janitor gave a smile and continued on his way.
“Your welcome.”
There is a girl, with a lovely pink ribbon in her hair sitting a swing with a lunchbox on her lap. She has funky coloured paperclips in her ears and is listening to nothing but the sound of the wind.
She is the daughter of the principals’ brother. She has been sitting on the swing almost all day. Today is the day I will talk to her. Today is the day I will tell her that I love her weird ways and that I will always love her for who she is.
Set Two:
There was a new kid, a foreign student standing in my way. He was going into my biology class, today we were blood typing. I needed a partner, and he was the only one left. He sat down next to be and took out his class card, pointed at my table and asked if that was my name.
“It is.” He smiled and it was then I noticed his eyes were a beautiful shade of green, kind of like a leaf.
Set Three:
The janitor came at the same time every night; he would clean the carbon paper and put it back for the morning. The clerk came in at the same time every morning and left at the same time of night. He sat at the same typewriter by the same filing cabinet and used the same puncher every day. He always wondered who cleaned his carbon paper.
His life was boring. So one day, he stayed longer and met the janitor. The clerk smiled as the janitor cleaned the carbon paper and went on his way.
“Thank you.” The clerk said. The janitor paused and looked around, seeing no one else he pointed to himself. The clerk nodded. The janitor gave a smile and continued on his way.
“Your welcome.”