The bird card makes me remember when Dad was testing out his drone and we thought a bird tried to eat it. It was a few days after his birthday and he was flying it outside. The itchy, wet grass against my bare feet that weren’t moving and the hot sun beat down on me, my brother and my Dad as we watched it fly in the air. Suddenly, we saw a giant bird soaring high in the sky. We hopped that the bird wouldn’t grab it, fly off and eat it, but the thought of it made me laugh. Who would want to eat metal, plastic or whatever the drone was made of? After 5 minutes, the bird disappeared like a good mood when someone insults a hot-headed person and my dad took his drone inside.

The computer card reminds me of when I went on a(legal) “music trip” on the laptop. I clicked the first video as a starter. The perfect tune that filled my room was like sitting on a dance floor, you could never drown out the music as it takes full control of your mind and your focus. The song, Electric Magic, was a song about when you find a new song that you instantly love. When it was done, I clicked another song which had a different beat. The only sound in my room was the ‘Waoh-oooh! Woahhhhh-ooohhh,’ from Snowman. Every time, I know that this is just the beginning to doing nothing but listening to music like a secret language no one can understand but me, the song just blasting in my room.

The firework card reminds me of when my dad blew up some fireworks. The cold summer night air made me shiver as I got ready for the fireworks. The first one went off, which was lit by my dad, and exploded into a big, colorful bomb in the sky. My brother Phoenix lit another one and then my brother Triston, both with the same effect. Then it was my turn. I took the lighter and carefully lead the flame to the line like a chef when they cut food. As the line caught on fire, I ran like a deer when it hears a gunshot. Next, it was the “grand finale.” Triston and Dad walked a long ways away and, after they realized I still had the lighter and had go back and get it, they lit it. All I could hear was “Pew, pew, pew!” That was awesome.