During School Days, Susannah, was very, very quiet and reserved. She always dressed very
neatly, and always used the proper grammatical terms while talking with her teachers. Susannah had
really long, pretty blonde hair. It was hard to manage at times, because it was knee length and got in the way of most every activity. Suzannah always wanted to be presentable and always wanted to be on time, especially to important events. Susannah never liked group work and preferred to work independently on most projects. However when she did, it was plain old torture, no on seemed to want to come down to her level on the assignments instead, they just preferred to give her the answers. It usually worked out for her to work individually, but this time in particular, it did not.
What made matters worse was that she had to do group work with the most immature boy in the whole school. This little boy was annoying and always for some reason gum always ended up either in her hair, on the bottom of her shoes, or on the bottom of her desk. It did not matter the situation, Billy always tried to irritate Susannah. Billy did not seem to have a place in the world either. He was short, and had jet black hair. He was the most hyper boy in class, to the best of her memory, Billy always managed to be the class clown. Anyway, Billy was one of the boys that had a little crush on Suzannah. It was obvious for everyone to see, because everywhere Suzannah went, Billy was sure to follow her.
Susannah could not wait for the end of the day. At the end of every day her mother would always have a snack prepared when she arrived home. Susannah remembered a certain day when her mother, Diane, had made a very special snack. It was special because it was a special day, her birthday. Suzannah loved chocolate of any kind, especially when you could put it in pancackes. Yes, chocolate panackes, made especially just for Suzannah. However, the family had a pet name Sophie. Sophie was a precious little fluffy kitty, that looked like a fuzz ball when she had her bath. Sophie was so tickled to see Susannah come home from school, she jumped on her lap, and started licking up all the little chocolate morsels that were sprinkled on her plate as decoration.
Oh that was one messed up day, even when she got home. Susannah just wanted to cry, but instead of crying she just pet the little kitty and asked for some more of her favorite dessert, chocolate panackes. Susannah still remembered that day very clearly, the group, work the gum in hair, and then the little kitty eating her dessert. It was okay though, Susannah came from a good family and her mom was sweet enough to make another batch, especially on her birthday. Her mother knew Suzannah was not the, " social butterfly," at school and wanted to make her birthday a little special. Her parents also got Susannah a journal, which to most middle schoolers, a journal meant nothing, but to this girl, a journal was like visiting a brand new world because she could write down all her thoughts in one place. That day was special cause that was Suzannah's first journal, her very own special journal that would eventually become a special tool.
Thought for today: Have faith that God will see you through no matter what the situation. God can take a plan that has gone wrong and make it in to a bright shinning new one, if you will just allow Him to do so." -Jennifer Knight Bales-
neatly, and always used the proper grammatical terms while talking with her teachers. Susannah had
really long, pretty blonde hair. It was hard to manage at times, because it was knee length and got in the way of most every activity. Suzannah always wanted to be presentable and always wanted to be on time, especially to important events. Susannah never liked group work and preferred to work independently on most projects. However when she did, it was plain old torture, no on seemed to want to come down to her level on the assignments instead, they just preferred to give her the answers. It usually worked out for her to work individually, but this time in particular, it did not.
What made matters worse was that she had to do group work with the most immature boy in the whole school. This little boy was annoying and always for some reason gum always ended up either in her hair, on the bottom of her shoes, or on the bottom of her desk. It did not matter the situation, Billy always tried to irritate Susannah. Billy did not seem to have a place in the world either. He was short, and had jet black hair. He was the most hyper boy in class, to the best of her memory, Billy always managed to be the class clown. Anyway, Billy was one of the boys that had a little crush on Suzannah. It was obvious for everyone to see, because everywhere Suzannah went, Billy was sure to follow her.
Susannah could not wait for the end of the day. At the end of every day her mother would always have a snack prepared when she arrived home. Susannah remembered a certain day when her mother, Diane, had made a very special snack. It was special because it was a special day, her birthday. Suzannah loved chocolate of any kind, especially when you could put it in pancackes. Yes, chocolate panackes, made especially just for Suzannah. However, the family had a pet name Sophie. Sophie was a precious little fluffy kitty, that looked like a fuzz ball when she had her bath. Sophie was so tickled to see Susannah come home from school, she jumped on her lap, and started licking up all the little chocolate morsels that were sprinkled on her plate as decoration.
Oh that was one messed up day, even when she got home. Susannah just wanted to cry, but instead of crying she just pet the little kitty and asked for some more of her favorite dessert, chocolate panackes. Susannah still remembered that day very clearly, the group, work the gum in hair, and then the little kitty eating her dessert. It was okay though, Susannah came from a good family and her mom was sweet enough to make another batch, especially on her birthday. Her mother knew Suzannah was not the, " social butterfly," at school and wanted to make her birthday a little special. Her parents also got Susannah a journal, which to most middle schoolers, a journal meant nothing, but to this girl, a journal was like visiting a brand new world because she could write down all her thoughts in one place. That day was special cause that was Suzannah's first journal, her very own special journal that would eventually become a special tool.
Thought for today: Have faith that God will see you through no matter what the situation. God can take a plan that has gone wrong and make it in to a bright shinning new one, if you will just allow Him to do so." -Jennifer Knight Bales-
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