Prompt: Write about a dream that felt real.

Prompt: Write about a dream that felt real. 

Prompt Response: Two nights ago when I started feeling sick I had no clue that I was going to get a fever. Usually when I have fever my dreams are super vivid and life like. I had watched a scary documentary called, "Monster" and it was about a real story about a man who did insane things to people. I woke up at every hour of the night. First it was 1 am and then 2 am and then at 3 am I went to my dad asking for medicine. When I checked my temperature It was a 101. I kept waking up every hour to a man trying to hurt me and it was super scary. It is crazy how a fever can make you think of crazy things. Later on the next day my fever was up to a 104.5 and when I tried to sleep then my dreams were out of wack and super crazy.

Summary: I have been sick since Sunday and I am not sure exactly what we have been doing in class. I know we are probably working on the project, I am glad I basically finished my drawing of Bono.

Reflection: I am sad that I have missed so much school and I hope that I do not get to behind. 

 

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