The Plan Of A Lifetime:
It was a typical winter break for 12-year-old Johnny Johnson: no school, no homework, and plenty of time to play with his friends. Or so his parents thought.
As it turns out, Johnny had a different plan in mind. On the first day of winter break, he snuck into his middle school and climbed into his locker, vowing to stay there for the entire two-week vacation.
“I just wanted to see if I could survive on my own,” Johnny explained. “Plus, I figured it would be a fun adventure.”
At first, Johnny’s plan seemed to be working. He had packed a few snacks and some books. However, days went by quickly and the food was disappearing at the same rate. He was forced to resort to eating the erasers and pencil nubs he found in his backpack.
“It was disgusting, but I had no other choice,” Johnny said. “I tried to ration my food, but it was hard to resist the temptation to eat everything at once.”
Despite the challenges, Johnny managed to hold out for the entire two weeks. But when he finally emerged from his locker, he was shocked to find that his parents had no idea where he was.
“They thought I was at my friend’s house the whole time,” Johnny said with a laugh. “I guess they didn’t realize that I am a survivor.”
In the end, Johnny’s parents were just relieved that their son was safe and sound. They even rewarded him with a brand-new locker, complete with a lock that only they could open.
“I guess I won’t be trying that stunt again anytime soon,” Johnny said with a grin. “But it was definitely an adventure I’ll never forget.”
Just At A Friend’s House
We also interviewed the parents of Johnny yo discuss their thoughts about their son’s behavior.
Interviewer: Hello, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Can you tell us how you felt when you found out that your son, Johnny, had been stuck in his locker for the entire winter break?
Mr. Johnson: Frankly, we were shocked. We had no idea that Johnny was capable of such a stunt.
Mrs. Johnson: Yeah, we thought he was spending the break at his friend’s house. We never suspected that he was holed up in his locker.
Interviewer: So, you had no idea that Johnny was missing for two weeks?
Mr. Johnson: Not at all. He’s a good kid, but he’s also very sneaky. I guess we should have been more careful.
Mrs. Johnson: We were just happy that he was safe. But we did have to ground him for the rest of the break.
Interviewer: How did Johnny survive in the locker for two weeks?
Mr. Johnson: He told us that he had packed some snacks and books, but he ended up having to eat pencil nubs and erasers.
Mrs. Johnson: It was a harrowing experience for him, but he’s a tough kid. He managed to hold out until the end of the break.
Interviewer: And what about his new locker? Did you upgrade it for him?
Mr. Johnson: Yes, we got him a new locker with a lock that only we can open. We don’t want him getting trapped in there again.
Mrs. Johnson: And we’ve made it clear that if he pulls another stunt like this, there will be serious consequences.
Interviewer: Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, for sharing your story with us. I’m sure many parents can relate.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson: Thank you.’
The School’s View
The Scallion conversed with the principal of the school about how they missed this action entirely.
As the principal of this esteemed institution, I am shocked and appalled at the behavior of one of our students, Johnny Johnson. It has come to my attention that over winter break, Johnny decided to lock himself in his locker for a two-week adventure.
I must admit, I had no idea that something like this could happen at our school. We have always prided ourselves on providing a safe and nurturing environment for our students. But clearly, we have failed in this regard.
To make matters worse, it seems that our security cameras are nothing more than decorations. Despite their intimidating presence, they were unable to catch Johnny’s antics. This is a serious breach of security, and we will be taking steps to address it immediately.
As for Johnny, he will be facing severe consequences for his actions. We will be meeting with his parents to discuss the appropriate punishment. Rest assured, this kind of behavior will not be tolerated at our school.
In conclusion, I would like to apologize to the parents and students of our school for this unacceptable incident. We will do everything in our power to ensure that something like this never happens again.
Journal Entry Primary Sources
“It was pretty exhilarating,” Johnny said. “If anything, i’ve learned a lot. Like to appreciate what i have and the space i am allowed. I even kept a journal that included revelations like these during my journey.”
Dear Journal,
It’s been five days since I locked myself in my locker, and let me tell you, it’s not as easy as it sounds. At first, I was having a great time. I had snacks, books, and a flashlight to keep myself entertained.
But as the days went by, my supplies started to run low. I’m starting to regret this whole adventure. I miss my bed, my friends, and my parents. But I can’t give up now. I have to be a survivor.
Until next time,
Johnny
