Snowman Descriptive Writing

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One day I wished to visit the snowman in my snowglobe upon a shooting star. I awoke in a gingerbread house in a snowglobe filled with water. Rising slowly, a cold hand grabbed the back of my leg and dragged me down. I kick then the hand released gasping for air at the top were the air bubble was. I looked down and sow the snowman trying to come after me, but weighed down by his size. Approximately two hours have passed and I think I have formulated a plan to survive. By going to the gingerbread house and taking a small portion of it I can sustain myself on solely gingerbread for about two to five days.
I think the snowman is mad at me for one reason. When I shook the snow globe one day the snowman broke of his platform and cracked. The snowman

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