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write about a dream that felt real 10/6

 One time I had a dream that I was with my grandmother and we were going to the gas station to get some snacks. Then as we were leaving a huge black hole began to form in the middle of the road, sucking everything up from the buildings, trees, and surrounding bystanders. As more things went into the hole, the bigger it grew. Soon, the hole started to approach me and my grandma and we tried to run away and as we were running she got sucked into the hole and then the hole closed up. Then I woke up, the dream felt so intense and real. I was so scared. This is when I was younger and my grandma used to live with us. I ran downstairs to make sure she was alright. Today in class we completed a common lit article on cancel culture and we also began our college bound vocabulary week 3.

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