Red Monologue

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Yesterday I woke up at 2pm, because my neighbors had a baby and he kept crying all night. I couldn't sleep until he stopped crying and fell asleep, but after I finally fell asleep he started crying again. I don’t want to be mad at him or anything. He is just a baby. But I couldn’t get any sleep because of him. I ate a sandwich for breakfast. I put a lot of tomatoes and lettuce in it but no meat because my sister ate it all. I like tomatoes, because they taste good, they are juicy, they look so red, they are delicious, and stuff. I like red. I don’t know why but I just like red. A lot of people like blue and green, but I like red. I like green too, but I like red a little more. Anyways, I was eating my sandwich when my sister can running and then beg me to bring her to the park. The park is right outside and she’s only five years younger than me. She could have went herself. But I decided to go. Because I wanted to. I saw this girl that I went to grade school with. I didn’t like her at all. It’s not that I think I’m too good to be her friend or anything. It’s that …show more content…

My mom told me to help my little sister with her homework but I didn't want to. I wanted to help her. I really did. But I just didn't want to at that moment. I made up an excuse and told my mom I have to work on my homework and I went to my room. I sat down and started reading instead. I found this book at the library and it's about food and I love food but my mom always make a lot of disgusting health food, because it's important to be healthy. She's always telling me about getting more vitamin A,B,C, and stuff. I'm not really interested in that stuff. My friend's mom is always forcing her to get out the house and stop sitting so much. She said the sun's suppose to be good for you or something. Why do all parents only care about healthy. It's good to be not healthy once in a while. I hope we don't have any more lousy peas for dinner. I hate peas. I really

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