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Timmy and his mother were on a vacation in 

California! Sadly, Buster could not come but, at least 

the trip was only for the weekend. "This place is really 

different from home, California is fancier than our 

home in Pennsylvania." Timmy said. "Well, you better 

appreciate this trip I put all our savings into this!" 

Timmy's mother exclaimed, "You're going to enjoy 

this, you have to behave and make the best of this I 

want to have a good vacation." She continued. "I want 

this to be a good memory, okay Timmy." His mother 

added. "Okay mommy." Timmy said with a sigh. "Can 

we go swimming mommy?" He asked.   "Maybe 

tomorrow, we need to unpack." She said. 

The next day they were swimming at the beach near 

their hotel. "Wow, this is fun isn't it Timmy?" 

Timmy's mother asked. "Sure is, that light house is 

really cool!" Timmy exclaimed and then he splashed 

his mother. "Hey, Timmy!" She yelled, and she 

splashed him BIG TIME! "Mommy!" He yelled, 

"THERE'S A BIG WAVE MOMMY HELP!" Timmy 

yelled as loud as he could! "Timmy swim on to land!" 

his mother exclaimed. Luckily, they got on land 

before the wave could hit them, so they were safe. 

"Are you okay sweetie?" Timmy's mother asked with 

a worried look. "Yeah, I'm okay." He answered, "But, 

I think we should swim in the hotel pool." He said. 

It was rough day for Timmy and his mother. But, 

they still had a pretty good day, they're in for another 

exciting day tomorrow. Let me tell you their day. 

First, they went to the beach and the big wave came. 

Next, when they went to swim in the hotel pool it 

was full so they really didn't get to swim. Then, they 

went out to eat at a fancy restaurant but, kids 

weren't allowed. Finally,on their way up to bed they 

got stopped on the elevator to help a man find his 

watch. A very tiring day but they can have a better 

one tomorrow!

                                The end.

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