Sample Journal Entries
- Anonymous
- May 17
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 9
I remember my husband allowed our teenage son to get a tarantula spider and my daughter and her cousin left the top open and the tarantula got away! I wouldn’t anyone go to bed until it was found. Someone found it climbing up a wall. **Frighted
When I was young in the early 1960’s when I was in middle school, I told the kids at my table that the food looked like cow poop. A girl at the table told her mother and she told my mother who made me iron a whole basket of white shirts. **Anonymous
I remember when I was in middle school, my teacher told me and another kid to do ten push-ups because we failed a test. We both stood and laughed at him until he said he was serious. We did ten push-ups. Then I remember that I hated to do homework and never turned it in, so my teacher put my desk in the hall and I sat out the for the rest of the school year. **D.H.
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