Mommy Potato Controversy

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Today I'm writing about a girl who is obsessed with potatos and unicorns. Her name is Kyleigh and she is 14. When she sees a gorgeous dress she says this "OH MY GOSH A DESIGNER POTATO!". Her best friend Amber always laughs when she says that, Amber is only 13 though. Anyways let's get on with the story. One day Kyleigh was really bored so she watched YouTube videos of potatos for 1 hour. After that she got two times as bored so she decided to ask to go to Amber's house. "Mommy Potato?" She asked. "Yes child Potato?" Mom said. "Can I go to Amber's house please momma Potato?" She asked again. "Yes you can my child Potato but be back by 6 o'clock" mom said. "Okay mother Potato see you at 6" She said. Kyleigh got her phone,her laptop,

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