write a short story entitled 'surprise'. 300-350 words with atleast 5 dialogues
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Explanation:An Unexpected Surprise: A Personal Essay
COMMUNITY May 30, 2006 Hamilton Spectator
(May 30, 2006)
Life is full of unexpected surprises. There are many opportunities when one can secretly wish for something exciting to happen – something out of the ordinary. The real surprise is when the wish unexpectedly comes true. I never believed that something like this could ever happen to me; such a thing that would make me stop and look back at the events in awe. I think you would agree that something as simple as being lost in the forest for less than ten minutes should have no influence on my life. If you do agree, that makes both of us wrong.
Throughout my childhood, I loved the wild. My family and I would always go for a walk in the downtown forest of Coote’s Paradise. There were many times I thought of what could happen if we were to lose our way from the trail and have to live off of the land until we found our way back to civilization. I thought it would be the greatest experience ever.
As my brothers and I grew older, we continued to go for these walks with our parents but the dreams of living in the forest I soon forgot. That’s when it happened. We decided to take a different path off the main trail. Before I knew it, the path had disappeared and no one in my family could tell where we had come from. It was so unexpected. It gave me a feeling of excitement that can’t be described. Everything in the forest seemed different. The trees were a deeper shade of green. The birds chirped in a different tone. Vines covered almost every inch of the ground. One part of me never wanted this moment to end. I felt completely free from the stress of my life outside of the woods. It was this moment that I realized that I would much rather stay here for the rest of my life than go back to society
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“Surprises are beautiful because they come without waiting.” Not so true for Nancy though. She was sure her sister was planning a surprise for her birthday. Pulling open the pink pastel curtains of her bedroom window, she hungrily drank in the fresh morning air. Her eyes were laced with longing. A soft smile slid across her lips which were otherwise dry with sadness and coated with grief. Nancy was turning 30 today. “Keep calm. It’s only your 30th birthday”. Humming her favourite song in her head, her lips pursed in, Nancy ran her fingers over her thin wavy short hair. No a strand of grey! Many of her friends were already showing mini zebra stripes in their heads. But, not her! Thank goodness for that.