The day I got my ears pierced all started because of my...Grandma and pediatrician!!! It was any ordinary day. I was going to have a doctor appointment to have a checkup. But my parents were going to run arons and my grandma was they only option to take me.
“ Dad? Who will take me to the doctors?”I said softly.
“Your grandma will Lillian,” replied my dad.
“And is Natalie coming with me?”I asked.
“Yes,” said my parents together.
“Okay!”
So then my Grandma, Natalie, and I were off to the doctors. And then they got a doctor for about 5 minutes and then they brought me my pediatrician. Her name is...Dr.Faye. Me and her family are REALLY good friends. She also has a dog named Rocky. He is sooooo cute!!! So we went and she did a check up. And it was actually really fun!!! And then she asked…
“Do you want to get your ears pierced here?
“Of course!!!
“How much money to get her ears pierced?”
“Nothing!!! I am paying for you because we are like family!!!”
“Thank you sooooooooo much!!!”
And then she got out a...Marker?!!! She said it was for marking the spot she will pierce. And then I said
“That makes way more sense than I had in mind. So then she marked the spots and brought a cream to put on my ear. It was… SOOOOOOOOOOO COLD!!! After that she got the piercer. It had earrings in it. And then she said…
3,2,1!!! And she got that earring in my ear.
“OUCH!!!”I screamed. It felt like...I had a knife in my ear and when she actually pierced it it felt like I had no ear
Dr. Faye then said And then she said…“Are you ready for the next ear?
“NOOOOOOOOO!!!” I wailed. But she did it anyways so I could be done with having the pain putting it in.
After she got a earing it the other ear, she brought in ...POPSICLES?!!!
“Put it on your ears...She said it was to put on my ears to feel better and I could eat them after.
After that we thanked her, paid for they appointment and went off to...CULVERS!!! I felt like I was a model. And like my friends because they have their ears pierced. And I also felt a lot of pain.
THE END!!!
Eek! I could feel the piercing pain from my reading chair! Good description, Lillian!