Margaret's Story

Margaret's parents met at a party, but what they did not know was that they happened to go to the same high school together. Then Margaret's parents met again and decided to hang out after school every day. After high school, Margaret's mom went to the same college as her Dad. Of course! Margaret's parents, Sharing and Seadrick, were still hanging out together, but there was one problem when they had gotten all caught up in their studies. Everything changed since Seadrick had gotten a job working on the train machines on the Choo Choo Train. Seadrick also bought a new house on Cherry Drive. Cherry Drive was a street filled with cotton candy trees flavored cherries, the road was covered in chocolate, and the house was homemade cherry blossom scented with 1 story of waffles and ice cream. The house was droopy with cherry-flavored syrup. The doors of the house were made out of hard butterscotch candy. The windows were made out of cherry frosting. Inside, the furniture was chocolate-covered tables, a fudge bed, and couches with whipped creme. Then Seadrick proposed Sharing after finishing college. Sharing said yes, then at the age of 30, Sharing and Seadrick got married. Sharing moved into Seadrick's new home, and they lived happily ever after in their new home. Six years later, Sharing and Seadrick had a baby girl and they named her Margaret. Margaret was so tiny they had a nickname for her, "Tiny." Sharing and Seadrick always took Margaret to her Nana's when they wanted someone to look after her while they were gone to work. So, the perfect people were Margaret's Nana and two Aunts. One of Margaret's aunts was her mom's twin sister, Caring. The other Aunt was named Adrea, but we called her by her middle name, Rockwell. Margaret's nana's house is on Park Drive. Park Drive is a street with a slide road, and the house is made with swing sets. Nana's house had a swing door. You can swing into Nana's house. When Margaret turned four she went to Preschool, and the teacher found it hard to wake Margaret up. So, the teacher swung Margaret across the room to the hard chocolate desk. Margaret had a broken left arm, which she didn't tell anyone until she got into her parents' car. Margaret did not quite understand how to explain to her parents what happened to her arm, but she told them her arm was broken. Sharing and Seadrick rushed to the emergency room, still wondering how Margeret broke her arm. Finally! Margaret’s parents made it to the emergency room. The doctor said in two months Margaret’s broken left arm would recover, and they also asked how she broke her arm. Margaret told them she did not know. Sharing and Seadrick said it happened at Preschool. The doctors said okay, telling the preschool she would be in the Emergency room for two months. Sharing and Seadrick were not okay with Margaret staying in the Emergency room without them, because she was only four years old. So, Margaret’s parents decided to take her home to get well soon. Then Sharing went to work with Seadrick on the Choo Choo train. Margaret was dropped off at her Nana’s with her two Aunts, usually in the evenings. Nana’s house was a treehouse, with wood-fiery mirrors inside. The walls of Nana’s treehouse were made out of construction paper with all bright colors and so many wonderful lights. Margaret and Nana made many dolls out of construction paper. Three dolls had googley eyes. Five dolls had acrylic painted on their eyes. After making paper dolls with Nana, Aunt Caring and Margaret made a delicious mud pie. Then Aunt Rockwell gave Margaret a bracelet. The bracelet was a red beaded memory wire bracelet. Aunt Rockwell was a jewellery collector. Anything she did not want she gave to Margaret. Margaret was the only child. Of course! Margaret appreciated the gift Aunt Rockwell gave her. It’s just a little too big for Margaret’s broken arm. Two months later, the doctors took the cast off of Margaret’s arm. Margaret’s arm was in perfect shape. Sharing and Seadrick were so happy about Margaret’s arm.