I am at a lose for what to write about. I found a website that does Mad Libs and so I will just post the one I did. (the words in bold are the ones I picked)
"Today is the day!",
Danika shouted as she
smiled out of her bed and ran downstairs. Mother had already fixed her a
new breakfast of eggs and
pizza, which
Danika quickly gulped down. "Slow down before you
ran, Sweetie", Mother admonished. "But we have to hurry. He might be gone by now!"
Danika mumbled between mouthfuls.
After
singing her teeth,
Danika got into the van with mother and they drove down the road, headed for Central street downtown. On and on they drove through farmlands and along hillsides until they reached the
warm town of
Manchester.
Danika watched the
men walking by along the sidewalk and hummed to herself to pass the time. Finally they reached Central street.
Pulling up to the pet store,
Danika unbuckled her cat and bolted out of the van door and into the store. Passing by the kitties,
dogs, hampsters, goldfish, and
horses,
Danika eventually stopped at a cage near the back of the store. She turned to the store manager, who had followed her down the aisle, and gave him a
old smile. He smiled back with a nod and
Danika went up to the cage and took off the top, reaching in. When
Danika turned around, her mother was standing there next to the manager
dancing at her as well. In her hands
Danika said the most beautiful,
purple,
new bunny you ever saw. "I will name him
Sherman", she exclaimed outside as she kissed him between the ears.
Sherman worked his nose in bunny agreement.
After buying the cage, rabbit food, hay, alfalfa, and a little bag of bunny treats, the
smelly trio settled down in mother's van and headed off down the road towards home.
I also found a website that offers creative writing prompts... Just for the fun of it. For example, one said "Write from the point of view of a freshly scrubbed floor." They are all pretty random. The website is http://www.creativewritingprompts.com/# . Maybe I will use this website for ideas when I can't think of anything to write.