Back in the good old days. I loved playing outside. I would play and play until the sunset. One day my brother grew older and taller; he no longer could fit in one of those little motorized jeeps. But me, still small and young, like a tree that had just been planted. I wanted the Jeep. I didn’t want to get rid of it. I wanted to ride around and feel the hot sun beaming down on my skin. I wanted to smell the moist spring air that surrounded me. Every time my family would take a walk to the mailbox, I would be so excited to use the motorized jeep and drive it around instead of walking. Walking was like a punishment, I hated it. It was my favorite thing to do in the spring and the summer. I loved feeling the wind rush by my face and that feeling of cold air brushing across my face on the hot, sunny spring and summer days. I spent countless days driving around the neighborhood. I always had the feeling that I would crash and break a bone or have many scrapes and bruises that would turn into permanent scars. Or even hit a rock and fly out onto the pavement.
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The Good Old Days (Vignette)
I loved feeling the wind rush by my face and that feeling of cold air brush across my face on the hot, sunny spring and summer days.
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Taylor Basson, Writer
Taylor Basson is a Senior. She enjoys playing tennis, golf, and hanging out with friends and family. She is involved in playing tennis for Mead High School. She is looking forward to making new friends and learning more about journalism this year!
