Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Primary 6 Writings

There are certain things that you write in life which makes you think and smile. You just can't imagine yourself capable of writing such things. I guess that would be my thoughts in the future years when I look back on my blogs. Anyhow, attached is a short story I wrote during my primary 6 days, which was published in the school magazine (or better known now as the school yearbook).

A Narrow Escape
I rushed down from the bus and ran as fast as I could. From a distance I heard the school bell ring. 'Oh no! Late again!' I moaned. This was the second time I was late this week. Nevertheless, this time the excuse was different. I was late because I helped or was involved in an accident.

On that day, I left my house earlier. As I was walking down the path, I saw a speeding car driven by what seemed a reckless driver. He kept swerving left and right. Suddenly, I heard a loud screeching of brakes followed by a loud crash. The car had slammed into a Jaguar. The driver of the Jaguar was bleeding profusely. He was suffering from serious head injuries. Some curious onlookers crowded around. Some called the police and ambulance. Some helped the drivers out of their cars.

Then suddenly the cars burst into flames. The blazing fire was spreading quickly. The drivers escaped the fire; it was a narrow escape. One of the passers-by called the Fire Brigade.Soon after the ambulance arrived and took the victims to a hospital, I then went to school.I was lucky again! The discipline master excused me!

Julian Sng Yeung Liang
Primary 6D, 1997

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