Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Jordan Leibstein, Blog Post #1



Jordan Leibstein- One warm summer morning I remember opening my eyes, it felt as if though I was coming alive for the first time. I did not saying anything but I used my other senses such as sound, smell and touch to understand what was going on. I was still in my crib when I heard the sound of sizzling, the “ding” of the toaster going off and the smell of pancakes. I slowly got up off of my comfy pillow and out from under my thin pink blankey that never left my side and I ventured off to the kitchen. Not sure how I knew how to get out of my crib myself but my mom looked shocked too when she greeted me at the bottom of the stairs. “Good morning sweetie,” I heard her say as she was carrying the plate of pancakes to the table along with the butter and syrup. My brothers were already up and at the table talking about what they were going to do for the day. “Good morning my princess, how was your sleep?” says my dad as he finished cooking the bacon to come over and give me a hug and a kiss. He poured me a glass of apple juice, my absolute favorite. My mom then let my dog paws in from outside in the backyard and as soon as she saw me, she ran over to me to lick my face. Paws and I walked over to the table and I climbed up on the chair, she sat next to me the whole time hoping I would drop some food on the floor. Mom made my favorite that morning, Chocolate chip pancakes, YUM. After breakfast was over I took my plate to the sink where my mother was cleaning up. I then went back upstairs and found my favorite bathing suit, (yellow with orange straps) slipped into it, found my beach toys in the garage and went into the closet for my favorite beach towel. After waiting so long because my family always takes forever when getting ready for anything, we were finally en route to the beach in our large 1994 black chevy suburban.

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