Perfect Day Research Paper

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Have you ever thought about your idea of a perfect day? The perfect day has many sides to it. In this essay you are going to learn the many things that make up my idea of my perfect day. Who knows, maybe my perfect day will start out with writing this paper.
The perfect day will be exactly 73 degrees, with no clouds, and a beautiful blue sky. There will be a light breeze to make the grass and flowers slightly sway, and the sun will shine bright all day. The perfect day will be spent with friends at your side who you can make jokes with and laugh all day long. The perfect day will be spent with friends that will lift you up when you are down and who you can trust with your darkest secrets. The perfect day will be spent outside with your friends. On this perfect day with friends you will play games, you will just walk and talk, and most important of all you will have the best time of your life. Whether that's at a waterpark, or in your backyard it will be the perfect day. …show more content…

You will have the radio all the way up playing your favorite country station with all the newest hit songs. The perfect day could be just sitting outside listening to all the cars go by and the sounds of the trees blowing in the wind. The perfect day is writing in your driveway with chalk all day and pretending like the they're actual roads on your driveway. The perfect day will be playing a game with counterfeit chalk roads where there's a fake cop who pulls you over when you are speeding on your bike, or forget to use your hand as the turn signal. The perfect day will be making up dumb games outside because you are bored. The perfect day is spent thinking about how bored you are and then your time being done for the

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