The paper
"Okay everybody, we are going to do a paper on WWII." said Mrs. Rankin as she held up the Social Studies book. We were supposed to do it yesterday and start writing today but it didn't happen. "Get out the notebook paper from your binder. If you need some paper, come get some here." I'm nervous about doing this pa. I mean, why not just do it next year. I don't even know what to say. Maybe I should just do "Oolnce upon a time the end long story short". I mean, it's easier to say then a hour long paragraph. But will the teacher be satisfied withit. Will she, or will she not? Maybe I should, you know. Okay I'll go with it then.
Since I decided to do the long paragraph. "The United States has been in this Earth for many years. During those year the World War II had came." I didn't know what to write next so I just did, "First of all, it was a devesting time. Many people died during this Way. Though, this war wasn't like the Civil War. It was worse." Uhhh.... What to write, what to write. Maybe, how many people died.
"Many people died in his bloody war. About 75-80 million died during it. That's more than a country now!" What should I write next? "Hey, Alissa, what did you write?" I asked.
But then Mrs. Rankin cut us off, "No talking Helen."
"Yes, ma'am."
"Thank you."
Well, I guess I can't even ask how people are doing so might as well continue the paper, "Yet,many people were also wounded. They got really, really, sick, nearly even died. Sometimes, people ended up in hospitals, not making it. WWII was a very harsh time." Maybe adding some other facts like who died maybe. "Some famous Americans including Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.. He was a famous American killed in WWII." Okay, I think I'm Done with the paper. Now to turn it in. WAIT!! I forgot the counclusion. I got it get it. "Yet, WWII was a very, very, bloody war, and our country has survived it." Okay, got it! Got to turn it in.
