I can’t get over how pathetic I feel. I literally almost start every Mines of Malaysia part with an apology! Bear with me, patient readers – you are all so kind. Beautiful weather has come and Fall is coming. We’re getting adjusted to our new Fall schedule, so everything around here is a little hectic – My mom put in two new classes to our homeschool session today, Art and Poetry, and wants to do History regularly now, and on top of that, we’re going through and getting everything done and finishing off my cyber school program, Switched-On-Schoolhouse. I’m almost finished with that program, and ready for the new updated program with my new level!
Now that you are updated on my life and understand why the MinesOfMalaysia posts are coming slowly, here’s the next post. I hope to be posting more frequently.
*NOW TOLD IN THE POV OF EMELIE*
It was a beautiful day. The sun was setting. Everything felt perfect.
We had changed outfits before we left, thankfully, because or dainty shoes we had on would have practically been torn apart with all the trekking we did. We were wandering hopelessly in an aimless direction, praying for guidance – where was Jasmine?
We decided to go down to the overgrown grassy ditch and see if we could find any telltale clues there.
It was then that was both tripped on a tree root!
“Aaaack!” I screamed as Cecile and I toppled over .
Thankfully, we landed in the grassy, grass, grassful (get the picture?) ditch, so we were okay!
We rolled over and soaked up the sun. For a moment, we were content to rest and forget our troubles and worries.
“You know what?” I asked Cecile. She turned her head over to look at me. “What?” she asked.
“I hope we live through this.” I said.
She looked at me for a moment, and slowly smiled sweetly. “I know we will. Everything will be fine. We’ll find Jasmine, save her, take her home, and everything will be okey-dokey!”
I liked the sound of that. I laid on the comfy grass and breathed in the sweet late-afternoon sun. Fall was coming soon, and everything was going to cool down greatly and we would all drink Apple Cider and play outside in the leaves with jackets on and–
I shot up. “What are we doing here, relaxing like lazy couch potatoes? Jasmine is in trouble and we have to save her!” I cried.
Okay then, let’s go! (SORRY FOR BLURRY PICTURE)
We got up and ran in an aimless direction hoping we were on the right track. What if the witch Cecile told us about transported her to Malaysia all ready? What if we never got there?
“Wait, is that a hairpin I see on that hill? Jasmine wore that one! The pink one!!! She went this way!” I exclaimed excitedly. At last, some hope!
“Emelie, wait!” Cecile said seriously. There was fear and a touch of death in her voice that made me shudder.
TO BE CONTINUED
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Dun, dun, dun!!!! Absolutely love this series, Madi! Can’t wait for the next part as always ;)
Wow. No words, again. Next part please! :D
I like this part! It is so cool how you take different shots of the same picture! I can hear super hero music in my head when I read it! Also homeschooling at my house is hectic to. Cant wait for the next part! :)
I love this story!
I can’t wait for part 8!!
Hey, that rhymed! :D
Are you in the fifth grade? I’m public schooled. I think you would like it. Why arent you in public school?
Thanks everyone for commenting, Part 8 is coming up shortly!! :D
Celeste; Well, lol, since I’m homeschooled, I’m not exactly sure which grade I am. In public school terms, technically I would be behind in math, but then my reading (really anything on the “Art”) side of things is that of a high schooler, but yes, I’d be around the fifth/sixth grade level.
My family has decided that homeschooling is the best for our family and it’s God’s best for us, especially now that we’re going to be traveling often. I have been private schooled before when I was in Kindergarden, and sometimes, I do think public school would be fun, but home-schooling is definitely my thing! :)
Yah for readers! I’m in several levels higher for the Arts too, so, yah!
This was really good!
You did Switched On Schoolhouse? Same!
Oooh, I hope they can save Jasmine!
I did!! I really liked it for a time!