smart, no exceptions, well mabey me. My dad is a teacher there so I get free admition. Anyway I set up a really cool anemometer out
side by the parking lot. The judges came over to my table shortly after vewing the 15th volcanoe, "Ok, Keeley, show me what you
got." My science teacher, Mr Bumen said. "This is an anemometer and it measures wind speed." I said. A small gush a gentel wind
blowed, barly making it move. "All right, thank you," Mr Brumen said. As the judges left I thought of something to stall them, "Wait!" I
yelled. The judges didn't bother to turn around, "Oh stupid wind, you not even powerfull enough to make the cheap plastic move!
Make it MOVE!" I yelled. Another gust of wind passed. The sudenly, the wind got faster, the clouds became dark, as the wind knocked
over tables. My anemoeter moved like crazy as I ducked for cover. Cars were turned over, volcano goo was every where, this had to
stop, "Oh go away you stupid wind!" The wind got slower, the clouds, whiter, and the sky, brighter, until everything was nice and sunny
again. The students and judges came out from their hiding spots. Everyone stared at me, untouched, unharmed, unlike everyone else.
"Keeley, office, now." Mr Brumen said. I pouted as he marched me to his office, ssuper[i]