The Minds Labyrinth

I recently found an old writing journal and thought "Why don't I share some of my writing on my blog?" So what I'll do is with every story I'll start it with the topic and then follow up with the story itself. " A preteen scientific genius invents a device that allows him to control the minds of adults" ' How did I get this to work? I wonder how I can use it. I stare at the device in my hands, turning it over. My parents stood completely still in front of me. Completely under my control. "Dance," I ordered. To my surprise, they did. I can have whatever I want! With this device I'll never be in trouble! "Get me a cookie," I ordered confidently. Away they went, giving me what I want. Brilliant. I can be an eleven year old king if I want! I have to test this with other people. Start small then get bigger, better things, I have to remember that. Running, I finally reach the corner store and, device in hand, order that I get fr

I love adventure filled weekends, they're probably the most fun. Two weeks ago I happened to have the most insanely stressful, stupidly hilarious, perfect example of Murphy's law weekend. It was literally a weekend of everything going wrong all at once. My grandparents were on vacation and asked me if I could stay at their house to watch their cat. The night was relatively good and I went to bed early. At around 3am I woke up and, unable to sleep, tried to check facebook on my phone. Here started the wave of badluck. Nothing would load and messages wouldn't send. I stared at my phone in disbelief at the fact that it had been disconnected at the worst possible time. But, I brushed that off as more a minor inconvenience instead of the big problem it ended up being. Friday I woke up with hope that I dreamed the whole thing up but as luck would have it I didn't. And then it hit me, it was a Friday. Friday is the one day a week where having a phone is actually a necess