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Underwater by Sophia I

Mar7

Hi, my name is Jessica, but most people call me Jess. I live under the sea and my best friend is a gentle octopus, his name is Springing because I found him Springing on a jellyfish. The day today is June 5, 1988. I really want to go off of land to see the white rushing water and hear the birds chirping that sounds that a magical piano. But the only problem is… I want to take Springing with me. He will be so sad if I leave for some human world. How do I even know I can go on land? I swam to my father’s cave and asked “Hey dad, and underwater people go on land?” I jolted his eyes down at me. “Why do you want to go on land?!” He yelled. “Ummm, I was just wondering,” I told him. “Well, no we can not go on land.” He told me.

                                                    THE END

100 word~Crete

Mar7

Crolling, My legs felt like octopus tentacles, sad and droopy.

Scared, My eyes could only see white clouds, soft as a silk pillowcase. 

Thumping, My heart was going to a song on a piano (Never gonna give you up

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you.)

Jumping on the roof, My legs SPRING up to the clouds, soft and cotton-like.

The clouds felt gentle and clear but white 

Pushing, My hand went right through the clouds 

Then, My leg hit the ground thump,  like when you flip the pancake on the frying pan.

Sienna’s 2/28 to 3/4 100 word challenge -The Ocean-

Mar7

The Ocean

The gentle water swayed as it seemed to touch the sky. I felt my feet deep down in the sand, like an octopus entering its underwater den. The water rushed over my buried feet. I felt the sand slowly collapse and disintegrate into the ocean. The delicate white sea foam laughed and seemed to be eaten by the water. The fish were springing out of the sea as if they had been launched by a trampoline. I watched as the fish seem to strategically map out where they will land, and head into the crashing waves without fear. I heard a soft, piano-driven song in my head as if it was being played by bach himself.

–Sienna Webster

100 Word Challenge ‘Can I check your passport?’, he asked -Baden

Feb26

I woke up to the sound of my mom cleaning, I checked my clock and it was 3:30am, and I remembered we were flying to Maui this morning. I opened the door to light penetrating my room.                                                                                                                                                                                        “Good morning honey,” said my mom as she was putting away the vacuum                                           “It’s time to go.”                                                                                                                                                      “Where’s dad?” I asked.

 “In the car putting the luggage away.”

I changed into a sweatshirt and jeans. I hopped into the car, slammed the door, and immediately put in my earbuds and watched The Simpsons.

“Can I check your passport please?”  said the cartoon security guard.

“Why you little,” said Homer and he started strangling the guard.

Jamie N- 100 Word Chalenge

Feb26

… ‘Can I check your passport?’, he asked… 

I dig in my bags for my passport, finally, I find it, the security guard looks through it and stamps it. By the time I get on the plane, I am exhausted, it has been a long day, I woke up late, had to rush to the airport to get plain on time, and I lost my wallet!  Well here I am now exhausted and tired, I think of where I am going and smile. Soon I with be in Alaska with my family. Now I drift off into a deep sleep

Michael 100 word 2022

Feb26

I am on my way to the airport to fly to Hawaii. I had a lot of luggage. We arrived and the line was really long. And I mean really long. The only way to get to the plane was to wait. 1 hour later I was second in line. There was a security guard checking for anything that you should not have. Finally, it was our turn.

“Can I check your passport?” he asked.

“Ok.”

I began digging through my bags.

“Where is my passport?” I said quietly.

“Got it!”

You may get on the plane.

“This is going to be the best trip ever!”

Lucas, 100 Word Challenge 2/22/22

Feb26

The TSA PreCheck nightmare.

 

One day myself, Davids Bottom, was ready to go on my job as a miner. This year, I was going to Italy. I had packed my pickaxe and metal chisel for mining, and later I had got my ticket and then went to TSA. “Can I check your passport, he asked. I handed it over, and he said “you may now go to TSA, and I realized and I said to myself oh no because I had a METAL pickaxe and a chisel and later I had an idea I would bribe the TSA officers with gold and diamonds. I Went to TSA and it worked and I, later on, went to find many many MANY diamonds and gold ore are in Italy.

Stowaway!!

Feb26

I darted behind a big family who both looked like me and was going to Paris, France. I really didn’t care where I went, as long as it is a long way away. However, I hadn’t taken into consideration that I would need a passport. 

 

“May I check your passport?” the security guard asked.

 

I fumbled through my pockets, but alas, there was nothing. I decided to take a chance, and I ran, past the line and through the metal detectors, who beeped insistently behind me. Once I get to boarding area 247, I slow down to a fast walk to make me less obvious. Suddenly, my hands are jerked backward and handcuffed. For me, it is the end.

Plane Crash Alden.S 100 word challenge 2/24

Feb26

“Can I check your passport?”, he asked, “ok you may go”. I went down to my row A 14, I was next to a big guy who looked friendly. I was luckily in first class, so the ride went smoothly. Until… the buckle sign lit up, so everybody put on their seat belts. That didn’t make anybody worried. The next part though, in the intercom, the pilot said “we are going to have to make an emergency landing don’t worry”. The last part rang in my ears.

100 Word Challenge – 2/22, Josie Caite

Feb26

It was a frosty winter day in London. Gray rain clouds gathered in compacted groups in the sky. I was on my way to the airport. I enjoy the airport, especially when it’s time to board the plane. The airport was quite close to my house, so I could easily walk there with my luggage. Before I started the walk from my house to the airport, I made sure I had my passport. One step at a time, and I eventually made it to the airport. I was standing on the edge of the curb waiting for my passport to be checked when suddenly an employee asked: “Can I check your passport?”