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Midwest Winters


Midwest winters are always fun. I’m just kidding, I want the sun! All ready to start my car so I won’t freeze, And then I realize I lost the keys. What a great way to start my morning! And then it gets worse, there’s a blizzard warning! “Really, mom, do I have to go to school?” “Yes, you do. Don’t be a fool!” “Why can’t it be warm outside?” I say. I wish it was warm every day! I want sunlight. That would be nice! I just want to get rid of this ice! If there was one thing I would change about here, Everyday it would be warm, sunny, and clear!
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