MP -- Blogmeister

A Crazy Vacation to Honolulu
By: Molly Parks

Chapter One Arriving
“Have you packed all your stuff?” asked Sarah’s mom, Lilly.
“Yes, mom,” Sarah answered-like she was annoyed- back. Sarah is a 10 year old 4th grader who loves to make her friends laugh and she can sometimes be a little trouble maker! Her mother Lilly was so nice and pretty with long dark black hair. Sarah’s dad Mike was behind them.
“I’ll get the luggage,” He volunteered. They split up and Sarah’s dad went to the baggage claim and Sarah and her mom went to find a taxi. Immediately, a cab pulled up.
“Come on dad,” Sarah yelled to him.
Mike, Mr. Kane, came over and the Kanes hopped in the taxi.
“Aloha,” said the taxi driver, “Welcome to Honolulu!”
“Thank you,” Mrs. Kane said back kindly.
“MMMM,” Sarah said as she took a deep breath, “It smells like Coconuts, Pineapples, and Mangos!”
“Here you go,” said the cab driver as he was handing them a beautiful handmade, multi-colored, flowered lei.
“Thank you,” said Mrs. Kane, again!
“Let’s go,” said Sarah’s dad impolitely.
“We need to stop for food,” said Lilly as the cab driver parked at the entrance of the Fantastic Food super market.

Five minutes later, “Come on mom ,” Sarah said “Come on dad, let’s go!”

“We’re coming,” they said as they opened the doors to the cab.

Chapter Two Disasters at the Beach
“Finally,” whined Sarah, “We are here!”

Mrs. Kane paid the taxi driver and got their bags out of the trunk. Sarah sprinted into “The Hotel of Hawaiian Waves” leaving her mom and dad trailing behind.

After they were all inside, Sarah’s mom checked them into the hotel. Sarah skipped over to the elevator while her mom and dad were holding hands and walking over.

Sarah didn’t really take time to notice how beautiful the hotel really was. She now saw the cream-painted ceiling with the gold- colored glass chandelier. Then her eyes glared at hand-woven horse hair sofa and the silk chair. Then, (seemed like forever) her parents came over.

“Ready to go up?” asked Lilly. Sarah nodded. They stepped into the elevator and went up to their room.

About an hour later Sarah and her family arrived at a beach side restaurant, called, well, The Beach Side Place. At The Beach Side Place you take out food and eat it on the beach.

“Can I please have a hot dog?” Sarah asked the waitress.

“Absolutely!’ answered the waitress named Jennifer. Mrs. and Mr. Kane finally ordered. Then about 2 minutes later, the waitress brought the food.

The Kane family walked outside on the beach. Sarah sat down on the beach and opened her chocolate milk. She picked up her hot dog. All of sudden, Sarah saw a shadow, the shadow had two wings and it was moving closer. Then, SWOOOOOOOOOP! A gargantuan seagull swooped down and ate her hot dog and then her milk spilled. “Wow,” gasped Sarah. Everything went silent.

CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASH=http://=http://=http://=http://=http://=http://! A wave splashed on Mr. Kane. He spit out a lobster and least ten ounces of water.
“Can we leave?” Sarah said.
“Sure, but I have to pay,” said Lilly.
“Honey, I don’t think we have to pay,” said Mike, “Everything went wrong!”
“I’m sorry about that,” the waitress said, “this whole meal is free on account of awkward consequences.”
“Yah!” yelled Sarah, “Aloha! This is awesome!”
“I don’t have to pay,” said Mr. Kane.
The family hopped back in the car and drove back to the hotel. They took the elevator up and Sarah watched Nickelodeon for hour. “AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!” screamed Mike as he was in the shower.
“Sorry, dad,” said Sarah, “I needed to tinkle!”
“It’s okay!”
Mrs. Kane giggled as Sarah came out of the bathroom.
Two hours passed and it was 9:00. Sarah went to bed wondering that hopefully tomorrow would be better than today!

THE END!