survival_default

Trouble is here

X - you are here

Finally, you heard a great crack, so loud it hurt your ears. Alarms begain to go off on the ship and you know you were in trouble. You huddled all your stuff around you and wondered if you should stay put or check out the situation of the ship. After several more cracks, you grabbed all of your things and left your cabin to head for the deck. Fortunately, your cabin was one of the top cabins on the upper deck, because you saw the ship was sinking! The cowardly crew had left in the lifeboats!! You remembered that you had purchased a rubber raft (cheaply) in Jamaica, so you frantically searched for it. After finding the raft, you used some straps--that used to secure the lifeboats--to strap ALL your belongings (including gifts) to you. Suddenly, you thought of the food: who knows how long you will be afloat on the ocean. You unstraped and headed for the galley. You grabbed canned items (and an opener), fresh fruit, dried peas, crackers, several bottles of Perrier mineral water, and a giant bottle of sunblock. After throwing all of the items in a duffel bag, you realize that you can not take everything with you. You will have to prioritize your items and select the most useful items to take with you.

Go to the "list of items" page.

A learning game by Vonda
	Trouble is here X - you are here Finally, you heard a great crack, so loud it hurt your ears. Alarms begain to go off on the ship and you know you were in trouble. You huddled all your stuff around you and wondered if you should stay put or check out the situation of the ship. After several more cracks, you grabbed all of your things and left your cabin to head for the deck. Fortunately, your cabin was one of the top cabins on the upper deck, because you saw the ship was sinking! The cowardly crew had left in the lifeboats!! You remembered that you had purchased a rubber raft (cheaply) in Jamaica, so you frantically searched for it. After finding the raft, you used some straps--that used to secure the lifeboats--to strap ALL your belongings (including gifts) to you. Suddenly, you thought of the food: who knows how long you will be afloat on the ocean. You unstraped and headed for the galley. You grabbed canned items (and an opener), fresh fruit, dried peas, crackers, several bottles of Perrier mineral water, and a giant bottle of sunblock. After throwing all of the items in a duffel bag, you realize that you can not take everything with you. You will have to prioritize your items and select the most useful items to take with you. Go to the "list of items" page.










frighteningly adverb or adjective. Function in this sentence is as an adjective: UNHURRIED.

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