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The Hacket Jacket Esme SWW

Are you in need of an out of the world invention? Well look no further. the Hacket Jacket has your back: it is equipped with a laser gun, a grappling hook and, best of all, night vision goggles. Buy for only £5.00, don’t be the odd spy out.

The Hacket Jacket Is one of the best inventions that me and my co-workers has ever built (the second one was the tickle taser to tickle the truth out of people) but anyway here are some of the of the information you need to know about the Hacket Jacket.

1. The Hacket Jacket works well when used in battle. As it is bullet proof, fire proof and water proof, it’s the best jacket in town.

2. The best disguise no one will know about the gadgets.

3. In the Hacket Jacket it contains of laser guns with, a grappling hook, a hidden spy camera pen and so much more useful stuff.

“How do the gadgets stay in the Jacket?” you say. Well, there are little pockets to put the gadgets in and only you can see the little pockets but just to be safe don’t let any little ones get hold of the laser gun because everyone knows that won’t end well.

The one reason that I would purchase the Hacket Jacket is because of the resistance and how it can not break and only the owner can use it any one else who touches it will be electrocuted and hopefully will have learned there lesson.

This Jacket is recommend by Kc Cooper the best undercover spy.

It comes complete with a force field and special case. order now from spygadgets.com.

The Hacket Jacket

Are you in need of an out of the world invention? Well look no further. the Hacket Jacket has your back: it is equipped with a laser gun, a grappling hook and, best of all, night vision goggles. Buy for only £5.00, don’t be the odd spy out.

The Hacket Jacket Is one of the best inventions that me and my co-workers has ever built (the second one was the tickle taser to tickle the truth out of people) but anyway here are some of the of the information you need to know about the Hacket Jacket.

1. The Hacket Jacket works well when used in battle. As it is bullet proof, fire proof and water proof, it’s the best jacket in town.

2. The best disguise no one will know about the gadgets.

3. In the Hacket Jacket it contains of laser guns with, a grappling hook, a hidden spy camera pen and so much more useful stuff.

“How do the gadgets stay in the Jacket?” you say. Well, there are little pockets to put the gadgets in and only you can see the little pockets but just to be safe don’t let any little ones get hold of the laser gun because everyone knows that won’t end well.

The one reason that I would purchase the Hacket Jacket is because of the resistance and how it can not break and only the owner can use it any one else who touches it will be electrocuted and hopefully will have learned there lesson.

This Jacket is recommend by Kc Cooper the best undercover spy.

It comes complete with a force field and special case. order now from spygadgets.com.

When The snow Falls

When The snow Falls

When The snow Falls

Chapter 2

Chapter 2

Walking home was beautiful, Lois got a peek of the sunrise. Caroline was by Lois’s side the whole way home; they were really starting to bond. The mute swan’s eyes, as black like a dolls, feathers white like a page waiting to be filled and graceful like an elegant leaf floating through the air. ​Lois was amazed, she kneeled down and put out her hand out at Caroline.

The mute swan’s beak bright and orange, like the pure sunset hiding behind the horizon. Its snake like legs slither elegantly in the small shallow but cold pond. Caroline’s personality is very different. She is shy and inquisitive but loves to stay with Lois and gets sad when it is a school day.

​Lois got back from school that day only to come back to a surprise.
” Happy birthday ” yelled Mrs Bennett. Lois dropped her bag and ran into the room.
” How did you know?” replied Lois.
” I found your birth certificate inside one of the draws when I put your clothes away.”
” Could I ask you a question” said Lois
” Of course” said Mrs Bennet
” Where did you get Caroline from?” said Lois
” I bought it of someone and gave them one of my golden necklace I did have 20 but now 19″ said Mrs Bennet.

The woman who gave us Caroline told us ho she found her. Conclusively, it was a very sad depressing story of Caroline. The lady found Caroline when she was very small and young, sadly she did not have any parents; both of them died. So the lady took Caroline in as her own child to protect and help her the most. Until a couple of days ago when Mrs Bennet came and picked Caroline up, and gave me this; she pointed at the golden necklace.

Close to summers end Caroline and Lois were bonded together they were inseparable except from school days which was fairly common.

When the war falls Esme SWW

The countryside is bright and beautiful, Lois had never seen anything like it. The cotton candy clouds float through the bubblegum blue sky. The grass reached up to the sky and the sun smoothed Lois’s face. The train came to a stop at the station; they all got out with a suitcase filled with there essentials. Lois was the last one off the train and the last child to be picked. The only women left was called Mrs Bennet
‘Hello my dear, now what’s your name? ‘ said Mrs Bennet.
‘Lois’ she said whilst nervously taking one step back then another, then another until she was almost on the train back home. Finally, Lois built up the courage to follow Mrs Bennet. By the time they got there the sun was already setting.
‘Alright my dear?’ whispered Mrs Bennet
‘Yeah.’ Lois said sadly.
It was Lois’s bed time so she put her suitcase on the bed, opened it ,and grabbed out her: blanket, pillow and teddy. She also grabbed out a picture of Lois and her mum and she put it on the side table next to her and went to sleep.

The next day, was her first day of school. She got up, and found her school uniform lying on the bottom of the bed. She slid into it, and went downstairs for breakfast, just to find that Mrs Bennet was making porridge. She ate up all the porridge and packed her bag ready for school. Waving goodbye, Lois walked up the path to the school gate, where she met someone called Jake. She remembered him from her old school. They were partners for two weeks once, and had worked well with each other. The gate finally opened and they all went in. Lois put her bag on her peg, and sat down next to Jake. The teacher was nice and calm, but the headmaster … lets just say he wasn’t the nicest person to be around. Luckily he didn’t teach us until Thursday and Friday. The bell rang and it was time to go home.

A couple of days later it was half term. She was starting to piece together a routine. In the morning, she brushed her teeth, brushed her hair, and took a shower. Then, she got into her everyday clothes, which were always freshly washed and nice and warm. Lois finishes polishing the china, hoovering the floor and dusting the cobwebs. Then Lois collapses onto the comfy yet ragged couch, to read her favourite books. All she can hear is the breathing coming from her mouth, and the click clacking of knitting needles sewing up blankets ready for winter.

One day, Lois spotted Mrs Bennet writing a letter about a secret. She didn’t know what it was, but she was meeting someone at the school gate! Was it someone’s mum? Was it Jake’s Mum?
‘What could the secret be?’ Lois pondered too herself. She didn’t know what it was, but she was determined to find out. However, she didn’t have to wait long. Mrs Bennet pleaded Lois to stay behind, and told her that she was going to the shops. But Lois knew she was lying. She was going to meet the person.

Lois packed her backpack full of snacks ready to stalk Mrs Bennet. Just as Mrs Bennet walked out the door, Lois waited two minutes before she trailed Mrs Bennet – she didn’t want Mrs Bennet to get suspicious. Lois hid behind green bushes and stood against brown bark trees. It was freezing cold outside, but luckily she had packed a jacket to keep her warm. So, Lois took off her bag, took her jacket out and put it on.

Eventually, they stopped at a house. She didn’t recognise this house. Could this be Jake’s house? It looked like a wreck! The door was almost completely broken off, but they had to do with what they were given. It was the war after all. A minute later Mrs Bennet was gingerly knocking at the door.

Just at that moment, Lois accidentally stepped on a twig. Mrs Bennet whipped round, and saw Lois standing there, panicking.
‘What are you doing here young lady, I gave strict instructions to stay at home!’ hissed Mrs Bennet.
‘Well, you lied to me.’ pointed out Lois. ‘You said you were going to the shops! You didn’t even bring your ration book! What’s going on Mrs Bennet? What are you not telling me?
‘She already knows too much, you might as well tell her.’ said a pale face at the door. Mrs Bennet sighed.
‘Ok.’
They went round the side of the ramshackle building, to find a graceful mute swan.
‘She’s called…. Caroline.’

When the war falls Esme SWW

The countryside is bright and beautiful, Lois had never seen anything like it. The cotton candy clouds float through the bubblegum blue sky. The grass reached up to the sky and the sun smoothed Lois’s face. The train came to a stop at the station; they all got out with a suitcase filled with there essentials. Lois was the last one off the train and the last child to be picked. The only women left was called Mrs Bennet
‘Hello my dear, now what’s your name? ‘ said Mrs Bennet.
‘Lois’ she said whilst nervously taking one step back then another, then another until she was almost on the train back home. Finally, Lois built up the courage to follow Mrs Bennet. By the time they got there the sun was already setting.
‘Alright my dear?’ whispered Mrs Bennet
‘Yeah.’ Lois said sadly.
It was Lois’s bed time so she put her suitcase on the bed, opened it ,and grabbed out her: blanket, pillow and teddy. She also grabbed out a picture of Lois and her mum and she put it on the side table next to her and went to sleep.

The next day, was her first day of school. She got up, and found her school uniform lying on the bottom of the bed. She slid into it, and went downstairs for breakfast, just to find that Mrs Bennet was making porridge. She ate up all the porridge and packed her bag ready for school. Waving goodbye, Lois walked up the path to the school gate, where she met someone called Jake. She remembered him from her old school. They were partners for two weeks once, and had worked well with each other. The gate finally opened and they all went in. Lois put her bag on her peg, and sat down next to Jake. The teacher was nice and calm, but the headmaster … lets just say he wasn’t the nicest person to be around. Luckily he didn’t teach us until Thursday and Friday. The bell rang and it was time to go home.

A couple of days later it was half term. She was starting to piece together a routine. In the morning, she brushed her teeth, brushed her hair, and took a shower. Then, she got into her everyday clothes, which were always freshly washed and nice and warm. Lois finishes polishing the china, hoovering the floor and dusting the cobwebs. Then Lois collapses onto the comfy yet ragged couch, to read her favourite books. All she can hear is the breathing coming from her mouth, and the click clacking of knitting needles sewing up blankets ready for winter.

One day, Lois spotted Mrs Bennet writing a letter about a secret. She didn’t know what it was, but she was meeting someone at the school gate! Was it someone’s mum? Was it Jake’s Mum?
‘What could the secret be?’ Lois pondered too herself. She didn’t know what it was, but she was determined to find out. However, she didn’t have to wait long. Mrs Bennet pleaded Lois to stay behind, and told her that she was going to the shops. But Lois knew she was lying. She was going to meet the person.

Lois packed her backpack full of snacks ready to stalk Mrs Bennet. Just as Mrs Bennet walked out the door, Lois waited two minutes before she trailed Mrs Bennet – she didn’t want Mrs Bennet to get suspicious. Lois hid behind green bushes and stood against brown bark trees. It was freezing cold outside, but luckily she had packed a jacket to keep her warm. So, Lois took off her bag, took her jacket out and put it on.

Eventually, they stopped at a house. She didn’t recognise this house. Could this be Jake’s house? It looked like a wreck! The door was almost completely broken off, but they had to do with what they were given. It was the war after all. A minute later Mrs Bennet was gingerly knocking at the door.

Just at that moment, Lois accidentally stepped on a twig. Mrs Bennet whipped round, and saw Lois standing there, panicking.
‘What are you doing here young lady, I gave strict instructions to stay at home!’ hissed Mrs Bennet.
‘Well, you lied to me.’ pointed out Lois. ‘You said you were going to the shops! You didn’t even bring your ration book! What’s going on Mrs Bennet? What are you not telling me?
‘She already knows too much, you might as well tell her.’ said a pale face at the door. Mrs Bennet sighed.
‘Ok.’
They went round the side of the ramshackle building, to find a graceful mute swan.
‘She’s called…. Caroline.’

Dear mum,

Dear mam,
Thanks for the delicious sandwich- what a treat, that ham was amazing. Did you see me waving? Steam was coming out of the top of the train rapidly as we started on our journey to the countryside. I clutched the picture of you and me, wondering how you were doing. Me and my sister were seated next each other; I’ll take care of her just like you said.

I really miss you, I wish this war had never started.

Sorry it isn’t much I did not have much time since I was off.

Joy

My joy is made of:
Kids laughing,
The delicious taste of ice cream,
A stripe of rainbow,
And candy floss.

I found joy
Where the sun says hello,
To the world below,
Curled up in a
Buttercup field and
Camouflaged in a beautiful begonia

My joy can
Make people happy,
Help solve problems
And save people
when needed

If I lost my joy
Then even the sky would cry.