Will Hurst Narrative

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Will Hurst
I was kept up all night by the thought of our spectacular field trip in the morning it was 11:30 am and I was still tossed and turning around my bed trying to fall asleep.I woke up and 6 am to get an early start on the day.I sat in my bed for a few minutes I fell back asleep. I don't know how long I slept but when I woke up I realised it was 7:16 and I had to get to school at 7:30 I ran down to my dresser and groped up any clothes I could find. I sprinted over to my backpack tripping over all the things that laid scattered all over my carpeted floor. I risked a quick glance at my midnight black alarm clock with red neon numbers stating it is 7:20 am.
I gathered by required materials for this field trip and headed out for school.
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