The Cat Levitator

I was driving on a dark soil road in the dense jungle of South America and took a wrong turn. I crashed and almost drove into a deep cliff. Luckily I caught the edge of the rock and got out. I was separated from my friends. I found a way back to the road, but the locals were staring into my soul. I felt like they were going to attack me. As I hurried through the small village I found the main road again. I picked up a boombox that was lying on the edge of the road. It had a mic on the side and a recording of someone crying. I waited at the top of the road that overlooked my crashed car and finally, I saw my friends walking up the road.

There were three hidden rivers in Diamond Bar. Two were man made and one was natural. All three were located off the street Golden Springs. Each had it’s strengths and weaknesses. For example, the natural one was super deep and you could jump off a cliff into it. One of the man mades had a large cement area to lounge out in the sun after swimming. The other had a long tunnel that you could ride down. That was fun. I met up with an old friend at one of these rivers and we talked about her family life. I flashed back to a time when I was back at her house for a party. A friend of mine was having a hard time there so I hung out with him at the table.

It was Tarek’s birthday, but we found him in the supermarket. He looked wasted and Aasim was walking around looking for something. I told Tarek happy birthday and me and Martin bought a tub of ice cream before we left.