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Personal Narrative Analysis

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Out of all the seasons, I believe that Winter is the best, and after this argument you will believe that too. First off, in Winter, I get to go sledding with my friends Jasmine and Ember, or Jazzy and Dismember. We swerve and slide, jump and crash around the trees on Jazz's grandparents' forest. Snow would run down our backs, undergarments, socks, and face as we giggle and shiver in the cold wetness of it all. During Winter I just get to enjoy solitude, gore, scary movies, and snow. I love being alone and having some hot cocoa, free time, looking out the window into the icy depths of the country,and a good book. During Fall, I don't really get to do much SFX, but in Winter, i get to play around with all sorts of creepy faces and scars. When
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