Personal Narrative: Kaya's Emotions

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Hi, I’m angry and I’ll be starting you off with Kaya’s emotions. She tends to get a little bit sassy when I come out… okay, maybe really sassy. I hate when people ask stupid questions, it’s one of my biggest pet peeves. My little sister really gets on my nerves too; I remember this one time I stabbed her with a spoon because she kept copying me even when I told her to stop! I despise closed minded people, I am a very open minded person so it’s extremely annoying to see people who aren’t. Well thank you for letting me rant, which I tend to do a lot. Hi there, I’m happy and lots of things make me and Kaya happy! Kaya loves her boyfriend, especially taking road trips with him. I enjoy traveling and seeing all the beautiful places in the world.

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