Fictional Story: What do you want to be when you grow up? 4/3/17

 There was a little boy who had a dream to be a famous writer. He started writing journals when he was 11 and every day, he would write cool adventurous stuff he would do. One day he rode his bike to the park and decided to meet some friends who literally did the same thing he did. Every one of the boys were talking about what they wanted to do when they grow up. One of his friends said he wanted to be a police officer, the other friend said he wanted to be a fireman, and the other friend said he wanted to be a stunt man. In shock the boys asked him, "Why do you want to be a stunt man?" The little boy said, "It's sounds cool because I see everyone on TV doing daredevil stunts."

The little boy, who wanted to be a famous writer decided to write a story about a stunt man who was flying through a flaming ring of fire. The man came out with injuries of course because he was really risking his life. The boy decided to read his short story to the boy who wanted to be a stunt man when they met up again. The boy felt discouraged about wanting to be a stunt man because that story hit home before he could ever have a chance to attempt to try out stunts. The lesson that the boys learned was that no matter what we want to do in life there will always be a story behind it. Sure, being a stunt man sounds cool but those guys that do daredevil stunts have many years of practice and have been through injuries like how the boy who wanted to be a writer wrote. We want the story of our life to be worthwhile that everyone can read about.

Fictional Story: Guarding Gertrude Dawson 1/14/20

 

Gertrude Dawson 83 is an elderly woman from Portland OR have been constantly watched since Ms. Dawson was 75 because her family and friends worry about her safety whenever she is alone. Ms. Dawson was “sharp as a whip” and shows signs at times of that strong-willed woman when she is around people. However, since Ms. Dawson late husband Fred Dawson passed away 8 years ago, Ms. Dawson go through her changes. It’s common when someone whose spouse pass away to act a little strange. Ms. Dawson have nightmares where she wakes up screaming and ready to confront the people who she thinks kidnapped her and gagged her while they robbed her. The poor woman misses her husband that she can’t help but to think that Mr. Dawson will help her and fight off the kidnappers while Ms. Dawson hit them over the head with a vase, lamp, or a stick.

Meanwhile, Ms. Dawson’s son Billy Dawson, his wife Cheryl Dawson, and their 3 children is constantly watching Ms. Dawson because Ms. Dawson is known for going missing. One of the scariest moments happened when one day Ms. Dawson woke up 3 o’clock in the wee hours of the morning while her son, daughter-in-law, and her grandchildren were sound asleep, Ms. Dawson left home. Ms. Dawson was kidnapped and wound up in a crack house with a bunch of crackheads.

Pearl Court Apartments in Portland, OR. Not a place for an elderly woman who have been kidnapped should be. Crackheads live there.

Ms. Dawson’s son, daughter-in-law, and her grandchildren along with some friends of the family came to the crack house and got Ms. Dawson. Ms. Dawson’s family was able to see everything on their cellphone from the moment she left home up until Ms. Dawson got kidnapped. The Dawson family decided to take “drastic measures” for Ms. Dawson safety so Ms. Dawson wouldn’t go missing like that ever again. 

Billy and Cheryl from a mutual friend got the number of a Geriatric Psychiatrist by the name of Monica Stacker 58 in Portland, who have been dealing with patients like Ms. Dawson all the time. For the past 7 years, Ms. Stacker have been helping keep Ms. Dawson sane. Ms. Stacker encourages Ms. Dawson that everything is normal, and that Ms. Dawson is normal. Ms. Stacker always instill in Ms. Dawson when she helps treat Ms. Dawson of her schizophrenic episodes is that it’s all a mental thing and that Ms. Dawson is as “sharp as a whip.” Ms. Stacker helps calm Ms. Dawson down and Ms. Dawson is quiet and happy every time.