jJorney to Africa
Author: Devarae Caine
From: Detroit, American Samoa
Age: 10
Date: 10th May 2005, 10:18 AM
Rating: 3
Comment:
Title: jJorney to Africa
Journey to: Africa
As I was going to Africa, I met James Brown. He was sad because he was ugly. He looks like a man with a horrible face, old, and wrinkled face. So I said “do you want to go to Africa”. He said “sure why not”. Then on March 5, 2005 we left.
Then when we went on the train we sat down. When suddenly a man said “James Brown please don’t look at nobody”. So James Brown didn’t. I was looking out the window. Then I saw a man with a face that look as if somebody cut it with a knife.
Then when we hit a rock and we bounced up in the air. James Brown flew where the pilot was. Then when James Brown looked up, the pilot looked at him. Then the pilot died.
“I can’t believe you James Brown you killed the pilot”. I said, with a surprised face. So I had to pilot the train. I drove the train so fast I past a sign. We made it to Africa. We were just in time for the festival. To be continued…
The Festival…..
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