An Ironic Night :: essays research papers

It was Friday night January 12 and Tanya, Heidi, and I were on our way to the movies. We drove in Heidis brand new 2000 silver Mustang. We were in the car listening to music and happy to get to see the movie that we throw away been waiting to see. We were going to see Save the Last Dance at 725 at Creve Coeur AMC Theater. Heidi took Lindbergh south to Old Olive until we reached the movie theater. The next exit was Old Olive and we got off at it. At that succession it was about 710. The movie was going to start in 15 minutes. We didnt want to rush because we knew that we had to find a parking spot and past get seats as well. As we were driving towards the movie theater we noticed a lot of cars coming out. That meant the theater was probably crowded. We started to slow downwards and make a left turn into Creve Coeur Cinema. Heidi was at a dead stop in the left lane with her blinker on to turn left. legion(predicate) cars were coming out of the theater and not letting her enter th e parking lot. I turned to Heidi and told her, "Heidi scoot up a lil bit so you have a chance to get in.""Ok," replied Heidi. Just thence I turned to the right and looked at the people doing clean-ups at Creve Coeur Waterway. Heidi was still waiting for her turn. All of a sudden we hear and feel a huge thud. All at once the air bags flew out and the car jumped into the other lane. As soon as we realized what happened we jumped out of the car. Being that I was so shocked and freaked out I forgot that Tanya was in the back seat. I let her out quickly and then all I could hear after that was Heidi screaming. "OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD""What the heck happened," I said."Look at my car Look at what they did to my car You ar going to pay for this" Heidi shouted. I turned to look at Tanya and she had just dialed the police with her cell phone. Everything had happened so fast. Within a few minutes the blast showed up. Heidi was still screaming an d then she called her mom. Just then Tanya and I called our parents to let them know what happened and that we were ok.