Reflection




Getting a car occupies my mind. I'm working towards getting a driver's license before the end of summer and my own car.


                                           The lawnmower makes a loud buzzing sound.


                                     Sometimes the parkway gets so slow it seems like a time lapse.



On the front it looks whole, on the back it is exposed this is what a lie looks like.



                                                            I can hear the kettle whistling.


                                                    Nature’s beauty and the feeling of serenity.



The outdoors and its serenity.


                              The Yin and Yang says it all about the balance of life and serenity.

After my siblings left their playroom…perfect silence.











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