My Life

On Monday morning June twenty-nineth 2004 my sister drove to my house to pick me up. So she drove her white jeep in to my driveway out side of my house and then she went in to my house to get me to walk with me out side then we took off. We were riding for a few hours until we had entered Cape Cod  and my sister kept on driving until we all had got to woods hole. Then she had parked her jeep  and then I walked out with my walk cane I could not believe that there were a whole lot of people that were waiting for the ferry to get to shore including me, my sister, her husband and their  two kids too. When the ferry had got to shore all of the people had got a board the ferry and then the ferry had sailed for Martha's vineyard. A hour later when we were at Martha's vineyard we all had got off of  the ferry and when I had got off of  the ferry in my wheelchair there were a whole lot of people that welcome me and a person even pushed me to a camp that was on the vineyard called camp Jabberwocky. At camp jabberwocky I had this beautiful loaded with charm big tall blue eyes blond lady as my counselor when she had saw me then I could see a twinkle in her eyes every time that she saw me. When she had walked in to my cabin every morning to wake me up with a kiss and a hug it was just like waking up to a beautiful angel we had spent the whole day together with the other campers and their counselor's from our cabin. Most of the campers that go there get around in wheelchair's and some on walkers including me. But when we was going to the beaches the director of that camp perfered that I walked in and off of the big red bus while I were holding on to my walk cane and then I would walk down the big very long board walk to the water. On a few nights there would be some people drumming on the sandy ground at the beach and there would be a big cook out and dancing on the state beach too and if some campers and their counselor wanted to go swimming they could go swimming in the lake at the state beach. Some days when it was hot out I would decide to go wind surffing kayaking and conoing and I even went swimming too. Some days I would get in a van with a few campers and their counselors and we would ride to a  barn to go horse back riding and some days I would paint or make a statue with clay that you would use in a cilm or some days I would go on location to paint what I had seen.  But one day all of the campers and their counselor that were in my cabin went to the black dog resturant for breakfast and then I walk to take a couple of picture on location. When I was in the fourth of July parade they made me go in my wheelchair just because there was a whole lot of people on the  left and right of you cheering you on as you walk or ride in the parade. And the people that was in the parade had their floats all decorated up the floats were beautiful. One day I had gone to a state fair and I had to be pushed in a wheelchair and there was a great big mob of people buying and selling stuff and there were a big musicule band too. At camp Jabberwocky I sang a song from the Beatles every Friday night and I painted a painting that sold for 350 dallors and I sang in a choris too and I had done other stuff at camp too. At the end of my third week of camp I had went back to my house with my sister. But before I went home to me house I had went out for lunch with my beautiful blond female counselor from england and she went on the ferry with me to meet my sister at woods whole later we had said goodbye to each other and then my sister had put my suitcases in the truck of her jeep then she  drovve me  home to my house.