You will need chocolate and jam, I mean, peanut butter, and you will need some bread, and, I mean, that’s it, mom.

There’s more. You need a knife and a plate.

Put the bread on the plate, and then open the cupboard and touch the peanut butter and get it out and put the peanut butter on the bread with a knife and put chocolate on it and then put bread on top and that’s a peanut butter and chocolate sandwich.

The end.

Luke swam before the race. Luke raced against “plenty” of children.  Luke won a lollipop. Luke felt nice, he liked the lollipop. Luke went across on the pool after he was done. Luke swam quickly. It was a big pool. There was a ladder to climb in. And after he was all done making it across, he jumped on the trampoline with his shoes off. And then he told his mom that he won the race, and went across the pool, and jumped on the trampoline, and got a lollipop. His mom said that we was not allowed to have a lollipop.  The End.

(The original story: Luke swam. Luke won.)

When it was sunny and warm in the summer Grandma and Grandpa came to visit. They slept in the guest room. We went to Jackson Park and to the restaurant (the closest one). They had chocolate ice cream, teriyaki, vanilla ice cream, and spicy tuna. We went to the airport to pick them up and they flew. The best thing I liked during the visit was stirring the water at Jackson Park with Gabe and Grandma and Grandpa.

(Nathan asked, “Can I type, I know how.” About 20 times during this.)

There was a broken man and the people put ropes down and made a hole and carried him on his bed. And Jesus healed him. And he walked around and the people didn’t know how to make a miracle and they said, “Wow!”

The End.