“Bring! Bring!” my alarm clock rang.  “Bring! Bring!”  I reached over and slammed the stop button.  “Five … More … Minutes” I mumbled drowsily.  I rolled over and fell off my bed.  Since when was my bed so small? I thought.  I stood up and looked around.  Wait a second.  I thought.  This isn’t my house!  I ran over to the window and looked outside.  It was snowing.  It’s the middle on summer!  I thought.  What the heck is this?  The forecast said 95 degrees today, not 22!  I flung open the door to this strange house and stepped outside. 

 There were a couple fir trees and the ground was just snow.  I dug through the snow until I reached the bottom and felt it.  Hard wood.  I ran as far as I could and smacked into a glass dome.  I looked through and saw the inside of my neighbor’s snow globe closet.  I turned around, shocked.  I was trapped in a snow globe!

I realized I had to get out of this snowy prison.  I decided I needed an escape plan.  To start, I sized up the snow globe.  Then I ran back into the house.  I had just noticed that, outside of the house, the globe was filled with water.  As soon as I opened the door to the house, about 3 gallons of water spilled in.  I quickly slammed the door.  I ran over to the other door in my bedroom and flung it open.  A storage closet.  Perfect.

As soon as I had shut the door, I began on the next part of creating my plan.  I looked around the bedroom for paper.  I found some papers under the bed.  They were my old schoolwork that I had saved.  They were contained in an airtight bin.  I opened it and grabbed a handful of papers.  I ran back to the storage closet and opened it.  I grabbed my box of pencils.  I got lucky.  I thought  My stuff is all still here.  Except my bed.  I found some tape and taped the work together.  Then, I began to erase my work and started drawing up my plan.