Mimi

Foggy Writing: "A Trip"

"This is the time!" my brother said, as he opened the door. Then, using his full strength, he pulled the rope down. "AHHHHHHHH!" a huge scream echoed in our house. It was our third day of tiresome vacation, and the weather wasn't suitable to play or doodle outside. No one was in the filthy pool or doing anything fun and exciting outside. We had a old fashioned TV and couple of chess, board games for 4 people, but it felt like two million years until we could go home. Well, even in this harsh, thundering weather, my brother and I were able to think of a game. It was gloomy, and creepy, so we decided to scare our family. It was a brilliant plan, like a big plot. I think, to astonish our mom using a old radio, which sounded like a baby crying when we covered a blanket on the speaker, was excellent enough to scare our mom. "Wahhh, Wahh!" the radio sounded. Because our family, mom, dad, and my older sister was outside for shopping, we had plenty of time to set up our great plan. "Then how do we scare our older sister?" I asked my brother, still thinking of a great plan.

"What does your sister do when she looks at the mirror?" he asked me, and I quickly refreshed my memory.

"Sister always wipes the mirror before she looks. Do you have a plan?" I wondered.

"Yep! I got the idea. First, we need red paint, and a little container. Can you grab it for me?" He smiled as he told me.

I quickly ran to the box where mom used to keep her paints, and found a red paint, as red as blood. I held up a water container just as small as a eraser.

When I brought my materials back, my brother started to color the mirror with red. Then I put the water container full of water, just so it balances on the mirror. It seemed so unstable that when something touched the mirror, it will collapse!

We next went to the