A Wonderful Journey

Welcome to the world of a child's imagination. In this blog I will post many of the crazy and wonderful stories my nine-year-old son writes or has written in the past, either for school or for pleasure. Creativity runs thick in the blood of this family, and this boy has gotten all the best from both sides of the family.

I enjoy these stories so much that I felt inclined to share them with the world. Many of them will be accompanied by his own illustrations. I hope that you get as much enjoyment out of his content as I. Happy reading!

Thursday, February 10, 2011

A Big Day at School

When I got to school today, there was a giant at the front door. He was about 100 feet tall. Each of his feet was as big as a school bus. "I am a new boy at school," he said. "This is my first day." I couldn't believe it!

Yelling loudly so he could hear me way up there, I asked him, "ARE YOU IN MY CLASS?" The giant replied, "Yes," mumbling.

In P.E. Mrs. Paul told us to run five laps. When I was running, the giant fell through the floor. The next day in music class, the giant sang awfully. And his head went through the roof. He was having a hard time at school. At recess the giant decided to play baseball with some other kids. He was the pitcher, but he broke the ball.

When we got back in class, the giant did something really bad. It was so bad that he got expelled from school and never came back to school again for the rest of his life.

Oh, and for some reason his name was Wakhapodle.

The end! YEAH!