Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Guest Blogger Kayla

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Lucky for me!  I have a guest blogger!

Hello! I am Kayla. Today I am going to tell you the story of how I got to go to  Olive Garden with my Papa.  We (my family and I ) were at my grandparents’ house for a visit.  Somehow one night at dinner the conversation got around to my tooth, the tooth that had been loose for a very long time. It needed to come out. So my Papa made me a deal. If I got my tooth out then he would take me out to get Death by Chocolate! How could anyone resist that wonderfully tempting offer? I tried, and tried, but no luck. I was really very disappointed; I really wanted to get Death by Chocolate! I went downstairs to tell them I could not get my tooth out. Then Papa asked if he could take a look, I said yes. He put his finger on my tooth, and pushed, hard! The tooth popped right out! All at once I felt my tooth fall on to my tongue and I tasted an all too familiar taste: blood, lots of blood. But my tooth was out and that’s all that mattered! Everyone was overjoyed!  The following day Papa and I drove out to Olive Garden in Williamsburg. Once at our table, we started to examine our lunch menus. We chose quickly. I chose a peach mango smoothie, spaghetti and pasta e fagoli! Papa chose soup and coffee. We enjoyed our delicately prepared meal while we had an intriguing conversation. After our filling meal we ordered a slice of chocolate mousse with chocolate sauce zigzagging across the top! It was delicious! Over all we had a splendid time! And that is the story of how I got to go to Olive Garden with my Papa! LOVE YOU PAPA!!

4 comments:

Amanda said...

Excellent story! I had stubborn teeth too, but I never got a dinner at the Olive Garden to show for it!

Erica said...

Great story Kayla!! I love Olive Garden AND chocolate!! :)

podso said...

Good story Kayla, you write so well and have some complex words in there. I lost my first tooth while eating corn on the cob--and swallowed it! The tooth fairy was gracious anyway. Keep writing!

Rebekah said...

Love your story, Kayla! Sounds like you & your papa had a great time!