Monday, May 25, 2020

Descriptive Essay On My Car - 2250 Words

As I exit the car, the sunshine meets my pasty white skin, breaking through the bitter chill of my body. Quickly, I hurry over to the driver’s seat window. â€Å"Be sure to pick a juicy one,† my mother says, just before kissing me on the forehead. Her bright cherry red lipstick brands my face as if to mark me. Her dark sunglasses masks the beauty of her eyes and her black bonnet prevents her curly dark hair from being exposed to the world. She rolls up the dark tinted windows before driving away secretly, being sure no one saw her and ensuring no one was following her. As a seven year old, I always thought it was odd that my mom would drop me off at the park alone, although she knows I can take care of myself. My small stature and light blonde†¦show more content†¦Although quite large, he did not seem intimidating but instead seemed kind and warm, similar to the warmth of the sun on this day. His face was elongated with a needle-like chin that could scare all k ids he encounters yet, for some reason, I found it comforting. The thick brows on his eyes were unfurrowed and the scarce amount of hair he had, beyond his receding hairline, was the color of a grey cloud, flying low in the sky. â€Å"My name is Vladimir, how are you?† He asked. Entranced by the depth of his dark brown eyes, I was paralyzed from speaking. Normally, I find the presence of strangers to be unpleasing, like the drilling of a cavity at the dentist, but Vladimir’s presence felt more like the sight of a rainbow after an evening rain. The silence lengthens as the slender man, dressed in a light blue button down shirt and hipster glasses awaits an answer from me. â€Å"I’m fine,† I belatedly reply, finally coming back to my senses. â€Å"Why Timmy, there is no need to be frightened, I am simply a friend of your family,† Vladimir ensured. What is he talking about, I thought, knowing that my family does not have any friends. Still, something in Vladimir’s voice sounded promising. â€Å"Hey, I have a puppy in my car. Would you like to meet him?† Vladimir asked. Enticed, I nod my head in agreement. He grabs my hand as we cheerfully pace towards the spot where my mother had dropped me off before, except my mother’s black car was no longer present, and a red car rested thereShow MoreRelatedDescriptive Essay About My Car1289 Words   |  6 PagesLoud talking, cars honking, and people looking for their family and friends. That is all you hear when you’re at the airport in San Salvador. I was with my mom that day, we were looking for our ride out of the airport. Our ride was our cousin Imelda with her dad Josue. Josue was a tall, dark man with curly black hair and a short beard to go with it, he was also wearing his work clothes which were very dirty because he worked on a farm. 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