Alonso and I went to the park after school today. We were suddenly overcome by a sudden frenzy of activity, excited kids running up and down, shouting for their parents to come and see the fun. It seemed like we stood there for hours watching everything happen in front of us in slow motion. Alonso was too scared to walk in the direction of our house because he thought something was going to happen to me if he didn't stay close. But it wasn't scary at all; it was actually really cool. As my mom would say, "I love my son. I would do anything for him." She always says it like it's the most obvious thing in the world, like she feels sorry for anyone who doesn't love their child. My mother is kind of weird about these things, sometimes she gets too overprotective, especially if she thinks I might be in danger. It's okay though, because I'm pretty much an old man now and no one can tell me what to do. Being an adult is way more fun than being a kid, I wish that I could be an adult forever. I was playing with Alonso after school today. We started throwing our ball up in the air and catching it over and over again. Suddenly, it started getting really dark and I could feel a strong wind blowing my hair all around. It was a really peaceful day and everyone was relaxed, but then it happened. It seemed like a scene from a movie with a dramatic soundtrack in the background. It was the weirdest thing I have ever been through in my entire life, with one second of time lasting almost what seemed like an entire minute. Until finally, everything went back to normal and everyone calmed down again. Nothing else happened today after that weird wind blew through our town. It's actually pretty cool that stuff like this still happens, but I wonder what will happen tomorrow... Hey there, I like to write essays sometimes. I've always loved writing stories and novels since I was a little kid because I wanted to tell other people how to live their lives, but also what a great family a family can be. Sometimes it's impossible to be happy if your parents aren't going through the same struggles you are, but at least you have other adults in your life who care about how you're doing. Well that's all for now, peace out. Alonso and I went down to the playground after school yesterday afternoon. Today was the first day that the weather was predicted to be nice enough for us all to enjoy doing our favorite activities. We were having so much fun when suddenly the sun seemed to start fluctuating in intensity. I thought something was wrong with our eyes, but when I looked around at other people's faces they looked just as confused as me. As we stood there watching the sun do these weird things, Alonso started getting really scared and I could tell that he was trying to hide what was going on, probably because he didn't want anyone to think he wasn't tough enough or something. But soon all of us came to the conclusion that it wasn't any of us who were crazy... It was pretty obvious after the sun did a full rotation in front of our eyes before returning back to normal. 8eeb4e9f32 46
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