Loaves of bread

 "Bye Callie! Bye Aaron!" said Ally when she came home from school on a Friday. When she finished walking to her house, she dug up the house keys which were hidden in an old shoebox. She then locked the door and walked up the stairs and got to her room. After she opened her room door Ally said "Damn, my room is messy, I really need to clean it. She went to her cleaning closet and got container of wipes, and a duster.  While she was dusting her desk drawers she found an old sketchbook filled with drawings she made as a little kid. When she was done cleaning, she took a piece of paper and a shiny blue pen with her name engraved on it, and began drawing a corgi puppy she called George who had a blue collar. After she was done she said "It looks cute, I wish it was real!" She heard a voice say "Your wish has been granted.""Wait, what?!" Ally said in a surprised tone. After a giant flash of light brighter than the sun a corgi puppy materialized b

Okay, i'm sorry I didn't start my new series in this blog post, but I wanted to talk about this.So currently the holiday mood is fully in action and my whole neighborhood is decorated with Christmas lights, wreaths, snowmen, and other christmasy things. Because of how merry it looks around our neighborhood as well as some other factors is what made me and my mom decide to go for a walk.However one thing stood in my way:Weather. You see, it was raining outside and my dad knew this and said we had to cancel our Winter Walk. I was not happy because I wanted to see the pretty lights and decorations around the neighborhood. I made the argument that it was only a light sprinkle. Me and my mom ended up making a compromise that we would go out, but not for too long. And, I have to say the decorations look even better at night, mostly do to the lights. There were glowing deer and snowmen families and scenes from the bible. So we took photos of the scenes, but since on some of them my m

 Ally woke up on a Saturday morning in the mood to draw. Her father seemed to be in a bad mood last night, and she wanted her dad to cheer up. She grabbed her sketchbook, which had a horse on its cover, and her light blue pen which had her name engraved on it and began to draw a smiley face. She surrounded it with roses and love hearts surrounding the face. She grabbed her pack of crayons from a nearby shelf and began coloring it in trying to make it more cheery so her dad would cheer up. When she was satisfied, she grabbed it from her desk, and went into the kitchen, where her dad was cooking breakfast.  When her dad saw the drawing a grin crossed his face. He said "I love it! I bet when I show your mother she'll love it too." Ally went back up the stairs, unknowing of her father's secret grievance.   As the years passed, Ally and her dads relationship slowly crumbled into pieces causing them to be more distant.She stopped drawing since her dad stopped want