Personal Narrative: Getting My First Puppy

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Getting My First Puppy When I woke up this morning I thought it was just going to be an ordinary day. Boy was I wrong, what happened today will change my life forever… I walked groggily out of my room to the kitchen, as I do most Saturday mornings in the summer. Made myself some coffee, and dug through the cabinet looking for something to eat for breakfast. I eventually just decide on normal basic cereal. After finishing my breakfast, I find that my dad has left me and my sister a note on the counter. So I call my sister in the kitchen and we read it together, it basically says that we have some chores to do before we can go swimming at my uncle's house, but at the end of the note it said that if we do as we are told we will get a surprise. I try to get my chores done as fast as I can so that we can leave as soon as possible to be able to swim for the maximum amount of time. Then I put my swimsuit on and some clothes over them. …show more content…

As I'm sitting in the car waiting for my dad to get done with the groceries all I can think about is how excited I am to swim. Eventually my dad comes back to the car and we are off to my uncle's house. We jam out to some country music, as we are approaching the house I'm getting more and more excited by the second. I´ve loved to swim ever since I learned how. Nevertheless I can't stop thinking about what the surprise was that my dad hinted about on the note. So I asked him about it, but he told me that he couldn't tell me because that would ruin the surprise, I hate surprises and he knew that so he was doing to on purpose to mess with me. It worked for a second, but I wasn't going to let that ruin my mood about swimming. Shortly we pull onto their road and

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