In N Out

has amazing burgers

and the best milkshakes

they have a god like status

eating there can compare to nothing, because nothing comes close

people say that if you love something set it free, but i will never give up In N Out

of all the places to eat In N Out is the best

embrace the god like textures of their burgers

magic is the only explanation for how amazingly delicious they are

so if you want a burger eat a burger, at In N Out

The sun is out the sky is blue

the winds are calm,

and the waters cool.

The tides are strong

and the waves are small.

But storms are brewing

and the winds are howling,

and the tides are rising.

The waves are growling

and the clouds are moving in

trees are falling

and rain is pouring.

But eventually it will go away

and the sun will come out for another day.

life is like a wave
flowy and smooth
but eventually it will break
but for now is just cool

your first step is to paddle in,
then stand up surf it in
pull into the barrel if you choose
just remember not get eaten by a shark

you could get a long lived left, or a short right
but no matter what you get just hang ten
and enjoy the ride

Bright light in the sky
Going down into the sea
A beautiful thing

White caped tops up high
It’s cold so up high
yet it’s A very cool sight

Peaceful yet so strong
With arms reaching for the sky
And green leaves waving

Life is good
life is great
don’t let anything get in your way

set a goal and head straight
don’t make any stops along the way
unless it’s food
cause food is great

It may get tough
And it may get rough
But always stay standing up

We are made of the beach

that’s all we know

snow? what is that

we don’t really know

Warm water and sunny days

that’s basically our entire day

Walking around without a care

in flip flops and beach appar-el

Winter time is 80 degrees

and when it drops below 70 we all freeze

Your sunny skies warm us all

and your sandy beaches are just a ball

you make life easy as pie

and you make time fly right by.

the buzz of the city is like your beating heart

and nothing could ever tear us apart

I am from the ocean, and the waves

I am from sandy beaches and sunny days

I’m from other places far away, where sunsets are still

the best part of the day

I’m from the cool breezes which takes all your cares

and sends them away

I’m from the bright sky lines to the dark mountains

I’m from sprays of snow, to the spray of the salty sea

I’m from the smells of new places

and the sights of the world

from adventure and mystery

but also from the known

I’m from the ordinary

and the extraordinary

I’m from the old

and the new

I’m from San Diego

Sweat poured down Thomas face as he lugged the wheelbarrow behind him with David. Jack was leading the group, with Charles and Cole only a half step behind. Thomas and David were struggling to pull the heavy Slurpee machine behind them, and were quickly falling behind, they made it halfway to their truck when they started to head up hill. Thomas could hear his heart beating in his ears as he was dragged to a painfully slow speed by the hill. Each step became a chore as he and David fell further and further behind. Eventually they got so far behind that the rest of the group disappeared into the tree line. When Thomas saw this his spirits dropped and he slowed down his pace even more. Thomas then looked behind him to find the zombie horde less than fifty feet away.

The horde got closer and closer and Thomas and David got into a fighting stance. They were only a few feet away and had completely surrounded them when Thomas heard a loud roar coming from the hillside he looked up and hope returned to him. Flying down the hill side was Jack and the rest of the crew in there giant truck with lunatic smiles on their face. The truck came barreling down the hill at a speed which was much too fast to be safe. all the zombies stopped at stared at the truck as it mowed down the first few lines of zombies. It then did a massive drift and standing in the bed of the pickup was Charles with a massive .50 Cal machine gun, and within seconds the zombies who weren’t killed by the truck were lying dead on the floor with holes the size of golf balls in there heads. Thomas stood there in shock, then after a few seconds snapped out of it and with some help loaded the slurpee machine into the back of the truck and set off for home. They got back on the highway back towards their cabin.

When they got to they got back on the highway there were no more zombies on it which confused Thomas, because just a few hours before there way so many they had to get off the road. The drive back was long and filled with the same four songs that was on the only CD in the Truck. The ride lasted about another half hour before they got on the small road to their cabin when their cabin came into sight they were shocked. There entire cabin was surrounded by zombies. At first everyone was completely shocked then there dog tank ran out front, and all the zombies followed him. Jack opened the door, and after a few long seconds tank jumped in, the zombies only a few feet behind. Jack put the truck into reverse and high tailed it out of the driveway. He did a quick turn and they were out of there.

“Well I don’t think we can go back there” Charles said.

“No duh sherlock” Jack replied

“Well where can we go?” Cole asked

“I’ve heard of a place in Alaska where the virus hasn’t spread to” said David

“Well it looks like thats our only option right now” said Jack.

So they set off for Alaska, siphoning gas from abandon cars as they went.

The journey took a few days, and one shadey fairy ride by a guy who charged them there last  few gallons of spare gas, but eventually they made it to a small town on a island where there was no zombies.

The End