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Thursday, March 3, 2016

The Orange Pirate

Today after school I went out for ice cream at Farrs. I got 3 flavors, licorice, cheesecake and pistacio. There are some flavors I don't like to go to Coldstone for.


The only other thing I'm going to share is this little story I write today in class and posted on facebook. Even Sam commented on it!

The galaxy was up in an uproar. What WERE the people of Earth thinking?! The leaders of the Great Silver Council shook their heads in disappointment. DONALD TRUMP?! You couldn't be serious. Then again, they were blissfully ignorant of his true identity. Donald Trump AKA Reldag The Orange Pirate was an infamous long living galactic fugitive that was responsible for the downfall of many planets. He kept the people alive, but had a knack for sucking the color and life out of everything. By the time he was finished with a planet there was war, poverty, no one smiled, hardly anyone talked and it was like someone painted over everything in very dull colors. Sadly, the People of the Great Silver Council could not interfere with the events going on at Earth. The people of Earth just weren't ready for such a thing as external knowledge of other planets. They were an interesting people however, and so the people of the Great Silver Council kept watching over them. Many hopes were high that Earth would somehow not fall to this villain. There was a chance that he wouldn't get his hands on the planet, many people were against him and so hope was bright. Many planets throughout the Galaxy waited and watched. Reldag was a very cunning man in the past, but something was off about him now. Was he finally losing his mind? Was he finally going senile? The Great Silver Council couldn't put their finger on it, but they felt like this time was different. Many different organizations of soldiers and police through the Galaxy had their ships cloaked in silence near Earth waiting for the fateful day when he would try to flee the planet. The people were tired of his chaos and he was apparently starting to slip in word and in deed. Now this surely had to be the time to put him away for good.

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