Ok, I really need help on this, it’s due tomarrow. Heres the first one…
Thunder was booming across the empty ally street as stray dogs scuttled accross to the saftey from the rain to their garbage cans. Every
once in a while people would walk by either carrying an umbrella or a book or newspaper above their head until they got to the indoors. Then came this person who was wearing all grungy clothes, a torn coat, a baseball hat and some very dirty sweats, what could be called a hobo or a
homless person, but by the way that he was walking, you wouldn’t know. He was walking with a sense of dignity, purpose, not so much as if they
were better than someone else, just equal. So many eyes turned to him, but then he just ducked away, not wanting to be seen.
"Can I get a hot dog please?" The man asked.
"Sure, .50." The hot dog guy said, as he was packing up and leaving due to the weather. The man handed him the money, two clean
and crisp dollar bills, and walked away. Then, he gave the hot dog to a dog that was hiding in a garbage can. Of course this drew some
attention, but then people politley looked away when he returned their glances. That man continued walking down the street, as if he was just
another citizen.
He waved hi to a few people in buissness suits that he seemed to recognize, but nobody ever waved back. Few even looked his way.
The man made his way down to Pike Street Market and bought a few things that no many other people would buy, all with crisp bills, and then
would give them away to people, and those that didn’t want it he would just carry around until he found someone who did. He made his way all
around the city, never really caring about the weather, took a few buses here and there to get to all the naihborhoods. He made it to around Lake
Washinton, and then he met up with some buissness, well, not really buissness but formal? Anyways, people that didn’t look like they should be
with this man.
He met them by a boat, and then they sped through the rain and wind at a speed set by the waves, to the house where Bill Gates lives. As
they were riding the waves, the man took off his grungy coat, his baseball hat, and his sweats and there was one of the richest men in the world
standing in the other mans place.
Sorry its all messed up, heres the Second one;
It was the last day of summer. The wind was blowing Cassandras hair around her face like hazel flames. It was time to say her farewells to
her summer home and her summer life. She went around to her few friends that were still in the Soaps. The Soaps is a summer home
naiborhood, near the beach where their are tide pools to look for starfish and alot of sand to have bonfires. Bonfires are a very popular way to
start out the summer. Very few people stay there during the winter though, and go to the near private school. Cassi went to a public school in a
whole different state, where she was born and raised. She was walking around saying bye to the people that she knew and just giving the
pleasant smile to the people that were walking down the street but she didn’t know.
"Hey there Cassi. How did you enjoy this summer?" Mrs. Oaks asked as she saw her walking her dog down the sidewalk as she did
every afternoon.
"I liked it alot. I can’t wait to come back next year. How was your’s?" Cassi asked back, trying to be polite but not wanting to talk all that
much, she might have already missed him as it was.
"Oh, it was lovley. I saw you and Brian Highers around quite a bit. How was that?" She was trying to get to the point, a point that Cassi
didn’t want to talk about and just wanted to leave.
"Hmm… Yeah. Sorry. I have to go though, I have a few stops to make before we leave. Well, see you later Mrs. Oaks!" Then she pet her
little white fluffy dog Hammy, and started back down the street.
She started walking to where she spent much of her summer, Brians summer house. She saw him loading up what seemed like the last
of a thousand box’s. It was only his truck in the driveway though, so his parents must have left earlier in the day.
"Hey, I thought you guys left already?" Brian said to Cassi as they were loading up his truck. He was a hunk, her friends at her school saw
a picture of him and even addmitted it. Too bad she didn’t meet him until this summer.
"Yeah, we were planning to but my mom wanted to go to the Sanderson’s BBQ. I thought you were leaving this morning?" She replied,
while smiling and trying to give hints that this was the last time they would see eachother for a while. They didnt go to the same school, they didn’t
even go to school’s in the same state.
"Naw, I didn’t want to wake up. But, I’m leaving now." He said as he shut the tailgate to his truck and went to stand next to her for a brief
secod then opened up the drivers door.
"Oh, uhm, okay, wel