Present tense:
I am in the car on my way to Seattle and I think that this trip will be lots of fun. My dad and I are watching a movie and then we are there. I really want to play some basketball with my dad, but my mom keeps telling me I can’t play basketball until I buy the clothes I need. I am not happy about this! I am on my way to the mall (unfortunately). I am at the mall (hooray). I am following my mom around (yawn). I am trying on whatever my mom gives me to make this as quick as possible (groan). I now have all my clothes (and a little less of my dignity) and my mom finally says I can go play some basketball.
Past tense:
This weekend I drove to Seattle. The car ride was fun because I got to watch movies with my dad the whole time. I really wanted to play some basketball, but my mom forced me to go shopping for some clothes I needed at the mall. I reluctantly went and struggled through all my shopping and finally got to play basketball.
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