Scared, the Ginger flinched as heard shattering of glass in the kitchen. One dark and stormy night was a lonely ginger in his room texting his midget friend, giant friend, and pasty white friend. The rain was pouring and lightening was striking everywhere around San Diego. Hurricane Jackson was about was about to land in Ocean Beach. The winds were getting up to 100+ miles an hour window panes would shake every time thunder boomed. All we could hear was trees shaking and crackling about to crumble to the Class 2 hurricane. The four of them were hiding in their rooms with their dogs. All hell was breaking loose the trees were being thrashed cars went flying roads began to flood and the only people driving in the rain were the ones who needed food, water or just to look at the destruction.
At this point it is about, 10:00 or 10:30ish. The giant watched his window, like a cat staring down a mouse. As they sat quietly in their rooms charging their phones so they can get as much battery life as possible to get them through the rough night. All of a sudden, the gingers power went out, then the midgets power went out, then the pasty kid’s power went out, and then the giants power went out. They all began to search their houses for their parents. After a few minutes they all had candles lighting up the night. After the power went out and everyone’s phone was charged at 100%, everyone but the midget and the ginger went to sleep.They were relaxing to the sounds of nature such as the thunder and the rain. Then after a while they went to sleep too.
When they all woke up in the morning the winds were still howling at 75 MPH, the rain was still drenching the county of San Diego, the light from the sun wasn’t really showing through the clouds, and you for sure could still hear the window panes rattle every time the thunder boomed with a deep voice. The ginger looked out into his back yard only to see that a huge King Palm tree in his back yard had snapped, even with a three foot diameter through the trunk. He then ran to the front of his house to see debris, and car parts that had been ripped off by the amazing wind speeds, all over the quiet neighborhood streets. He stepped outside into the 40 degree, breath taking air. He then went back inside to check for power, but there was still none so he decided to text the giant, the midget, and the pasty white kid.
They all responded back within minutes. They all said that they didn’t have power and there was also debris in their streets as well. The ginger checked his phone for a weather update and it said exactly as he thought it would say, cold, wet, rainy, and stormy weather for the next day or two. They had to go out and get any supplies like water or meat. For breakfast and lunch they had to eat dry foods that they had kept out of the fridge (to try and keep the cold air inside the fridge/freezer so the food would stay good). For dinner they all had meat that was barbecued. After that they all didn’t really use their phones, trying to conserve battery percentage.
The next day after a long peaceful night, the midget got up and texted the ginger, the giant, and the pasty white kid. After that everyone got up and the pasty white kid went to his front window only to see that it was snowing! He texted his other three friends and told them to check for themselves. So they all got up to find that the pasty white kid wasn’t lying, it was snowing, and there already was a few inches on the ground. The giant ran outside with his younger siblings and started to play in it. Then the midget ran outside and also with his siblings, he also played in the snow. Then the pasty white kid ran outside with his older brother and did the same. Then the ginger followed with his siblings as well. All of them joined their neighbors in having a good time.
After a long day of snow fun, they all took hot showers and relaxed. Their mothers made them a nice tasty hot chocolate. It was a nice refreshing thing to end a wonderful day. They all had a absolutely amazing sleep, only to wake up to find the power is back on and the weather had returned back to the regular winter 65 degrees. It was a wonderful week, all though it got a little hectic on the first day the hurricane was coming in, it got way better.