Car Crash Narrative

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Michaela Breeden 11-9-17 Period 1/2 Have you ever been in a car crash? I have and I was terrified. Now I’m going to tell you what and how it happened to me. It was an normal winter day by that I mean frigid and icy. I had gotten ready for Hapkido ( Martial Arts ). It was my final test to get a yellow belt with a blue stripe one step below a blue belt. I was so excited I could have burst into a million pieces! All of a sudden a terrible blizzard started. My mom suggested that I not go but, I didn’t listen to her and that was a mistake and I would really regret it later. When we were halfway to my martial arts it was snowing so hard that all we could see was white.That's when it all happened and thing got bad. Before we knew what

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