A while ago I was supposed to have a shadow named Ava. She ended up cancelling her shadow day even though I was so excited to finally have a shadow of my own. I was extremely heated. Through the weeks after not having a shadow and feeling the feelings of being abandoned I finally got an email I was going to be a shadow for a girl named Kayla. It was scheduled today and I was beyond excited. But the most bazaar thing happened. As I was wondering my way to pick Kayla up from the brown room I was told she had cancelled her day as well. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I WAS HRUTING INSIDE. I’m like a shadow repellant. But I have a shadow tomorrow because the people felt bad for me. So hopefully she SHOWS UP. But today in class we were talking about Mr. Schick’s dog. And let me tell you something about that precious creature! It was ADORABLE. I’m so sad for Mr. Schick but I’m happy the dog is in no pain! But while we were learning I found out this boy in my class has a father who owns I believe this thing called window candles or candle windows. Whichever could be it. But we were talking about how people in china can work for a dollar for a day while people here work for 8. He seemed to know a lot about that because of what his father does!  

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