My ADJECTIVE neighbors host a yearly Christmas party. This NOUN, they invited NUMBER PLURAL NOUN from PLACE to their ADJECTIVE NOUN. My family decided to go, and no one was prepared for the ADJECTIVE night ahead of them. I have a few memories that stood out to me, but my family thought that they were best to forget. First: We were the first to arrive, and we saw a/an NOUN VERB around the house, ADJECTIVE . The SAME NOUN looked over and VERB at us. We ADVERB VERB twoards the kitchen to VERB. Something ADJECTIVE happened after that. Which brings me to my second story: Our hosts, PERSONS NAME and PERSONS NAME, all of a sudden VERB to the PLACE on the other side of their house to get a/an NOUN. No one had spoken to any of us the entire time we were there, and we had been there for NUMBER UNIT OF TIME! Eventually, other guests arrived and they, unlike us, were greeted by a/an NOUN that VERB to them and VERB ENDING IN ED. Some guests brought ADJECTIVE FOOD for the Christmas Buffett, which our ADJECTIVE neighbors neglected to provide for. The night was going great. There were so many NOUN strung up around the PLURAL NOUN throughout the house, which add so much to the Christmas NOUN. MY THIRD STORY, WHICH IS MY PERSONAL FAVORITE: ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH THE PARTY A/AN [ADJECTIVE NOUN came VERB ENDING IN ING to the house and screamed EXCLEMATION/PHRASE! EXCLEMATION/PHRASE! We all looked out the NOUN and saw a/an ADJECTIVE man with a/an NOUN on his BODY PART. We all VERB ENDING IN ED out of fear and VERB ENDING IN ED. Good times. At the end of the night we were all ADJECTIVE and ADJECTIVE. Which leads me to my fourth memory: Right before we left, our ADJECTIVE neighbors came up to us and said “” to my parents, then looked to me and said “”. That made me feel so ADJECTIVE that when I got back to PLACE, I VERB ENDING IN ED and VERB on my COLOR NOUN. That’s when PERSONS NAME VERB and gave me PLURAL NOUN and VERB. My fifth and final story: The Christmas NOUN had just VERB and everyone was so ADJECTIVE. When all of a sudden, a/an NOUN decided to VERB everything in sight. Which ADVERB made the Christmas PLURAL NOUN VERB and VERB. We were so ADJECTIVE and ADJECTIVE. In conclusion, I am surprised that my ADJECTIVE family let us go to our ADJECTIVE neighbor’s NOUN that day. We definitely didn’t expect any of that from this year’s party.
