Personal Narrative: I Am Bob

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Hi I’m Bob and I’ll tell you about when these people showed up and gave me a home, So one day I was playing with my brothers and sisters, and then this family showed up and everyone surrounded them, so I did the same. We were all licking and jumping on them, but then a bell rang which meant that it was lunch time. All off my siblings went to eat but I stayed behind, so then they picked me up and brought me to a house nearby and pet me, the child that was with them called me Bob, I liked that name, but after they pet me they put me back in the pen so I was confused. Three weeks later they came back and brought me back to the house and they pet me again, but this time they brought me outside and put me into a car. After that we left the house

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