I awoke in the night, my heart was VERB. EXCLAMATION! There was someone in the kitchen! Is there a ADJECTIVE burglar or is NAME having a midnight NOUN. There was VERB and VERB; oh the noise it was ADJECTIVE. I pulled on my NOUN and VERB down the stairs. What a sight did I see!
There in the kitchen was NAME, looking wild and ADJECTIVE. When I asked if they were okay, they VERB a reply. They barely looked awake but they were certainly ADJECTIVE. They had out NOUN and NOUN all over the counter. There was ADJECTIVE NOUN all down their NOUN, and NOUN on the floor too!
I watched and I waited, thinking ADVERB what to say next. But NAME turned and they VERB, and went back up to bed! The kitchen was a ADJECTIVE NOUN; oh what a mess! I closed the fridge and cleaned up, and then returned to my slumber.
The next day, NAME couldn't even remember! Their showed that their blood glucose had been ADJECTIVE, and they were just bringing it ADJECTIVE. ADJECTIVE days with Type 1 Diabetes!
