I woke up the morning of August 9, 2016. It was a very hazy morning and really moist. My family and I were heading to a lake a couple hours away. It was a very bumpy ride because my adolescent brother was driving.  When we got to the lake we had rented a boat and finally hit the waters. All was going well until we capsized the boat. Everyone fell into the water, you could feel the amphibious creates crawling all around your feet. It only took a couple hours till a boat found us and took us back to the doc. We had to pay a lot of money for the boat and it was a very fun but not fun trip.

(Fictional)

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/new-63-magnitude-earthquake-hits-southern-turkey-setting-new-fears-rcna71479

A 6.3 magnitude Earthquake has just hit the Syria-Turkey border. This is the second major earthquake in the past 2 weeks. People are devastated, homes are destroyed, money is low, and worst of all people are dying and getting injured. This isn’t as bad as the previous one that killed 44,000 people but regardless 8 people dead is still an awful thing to see. Many people have said that “I thought the earth was going to split open under my feet.” You can only imagine what these people are going through and the things they are experiencing currently. To make matters worse a lot of the electricity  in the cities are out and at night it’s just total darkness. Many doctors have been concerned about all the dust and amount of pollution in the air with all of the buildings collapsing.

What would you do if you were the leader of Syria/Turkey after taking 2 awful earthquakes?

If you were to have family in that area how would you feel, and what does their life look like from here on out?

I was going to the superbowl but then I ran into a conflict. Someone took my words out of CONTEXT and they were very upset with me. While at the superbowl they were using MULTIPLE MEANING WORDS confusing my little sister. The super bowl was really close and everyone was being super PROACTIVE. It was finally over leaving connotation

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