Childhood story

The day started as a usual Saturday does when your eight eld old, up at nine oclock ready and raring to go for another exciting weekend full of promise. Jumping up and out of bed, pulling on my clothes and running straight downstairs forgetting about the more important things such as cleaning my teeth and getting a wash. I crack up into my front room, turning the television on I walked into the kitchen. Grabbing my favourite bowl I poured in a generous helping of weetos, topping the bowl up with milk I re-entered the front room.Of course on the television were the same old childrens cartoons that in wasted hours of my youthful life watching. Finishing off the texture I just dumped my empty bowl on the nearest table. Sitting myself linchpin down I comprehend my mum shouting my name from upstairs. I hurriedly went back up stairs to see what she was so desperate to talk to me about. Approaching her bedroom door I heard my child catch fire up with a yawn. Today was her tenth birt hday, it was quite unusual for her not be up before me especially on what I classed as the uphold most important day of the year Of course the most important was ChristmasI entered my mums room, peering round the corner of her door I asked whats the problem mum? she beckoned me into the room putting her finger to her lips as if to say be quiet. I sat on the bed next to her. She whispered to me do you remember what day it is? and as I said earlier it was my sisters birthday. Later on that day I was downstairs glaring aimlessly at the pointless cartoons that have plagued televisions for years now.My sister came downstairs and entered the front room where I was sat. I had already wished her happy birthday by this time and she exclaimed, have you seen what Ive got for my birthday? To be honest I didnt really care but I didnt know then that one of her presents would change how I look for the rest of my life She began to announce what she had been given Ive got well-nigh new dolls, ha irbrushes, clothes and roller-skates I wasnt at all interested in any of this stuff but I had to be polite, so I juts answered back oh very nice This encounter was the only thing of importance for a few hours. The next thing of interest was my sister had been trying her roller-skates on. She had been rolling up and down on the carpeted landing.When she had finished she left her skates dumped at the top of the stairs. I didnt even notice as I was lost in a game of sonic the hedgehog on my megadrive. It was about one oclock when my mum shouted me down for dinner. I was really hungry and began to run down the landing. On the left hand side there was a four-foot wall to part the stairs from the landing. As I was only and still am quite undersized I couldnt see over the top bounding well-nigh the corner of this I stomped down onto the first step, from the second my foot worst something solid I could sound out there was a problem.My foot went from underneath me and my body began to bou nce down the stairs. Every time I hit the stairs another bruise appeared on my pale skin. As I fell I could see the radiator running down the right hand side of the wall at the bottom of the stairs. I knew what was going to happen but I was powerless to stop it. My head came crashing into the edge of the protruding radiator, cutting a deep hole into my skull. The pain hit me like a sledgehammer, blood filled my eyes as I began to scream. I could hardly see, everything was red, all I could make out were shapes.I heard people most me but that was the last thing I could remember. Four hours later I awoke in hospital with a big bandage around my head. The doctor was talking to my parents as I opened my eyes. They both saw me sitting up and ran straight over to me. Both were wrapping their arms around me. I asked what had happened, they explained to me my head had to glued and it would most probably scar All I could think about though was the smell of Kentucky fried chicken approach sh ot from the bed next to me