California Blog #11: 7-Eleven
As I'm still working on my next future life in northern California, I'd like to take my time to talk to you about my daily trips to 7-Eleven in my spare free time.
Whenever I come in to a 7-Eleven, I get myself a Slurpee of any kind that I like. Whether it's wild cherry, blue raspberry, pina colada, or Coca-Cola flavored, I'm always down with that.





One time, my family and I were visiting 7-Eleven to get myself a Slurpee during vacation in California, and I tried a wild cherry Slurpee. And I gotta tell you, I almost got myself a brain freeze when I sipped too fast. We were in the car on the way.


Visiting 7-Eleven reminds of the time I was in Kansas City with my dad while we were moving, and it was great. I wanted to pick out something besides a Slurpee, but it was all I can get here for now.
I wonder if I could go there more often.
It was also that other time I went there with Aunt Leta and Uncle Mark along with my dad, and my cousins Ryan and Shanann. For me, I got myself a Pepsi, and a box of Nerds while I was looking around the store. That was the time we got to see Uncle Tim's band perform at his place. His band was titled "The Sweet Life". And I still got this album with me in my home.

When I come visit 7-Eleven after when I'm done with my part-time job at work, or when I'm with my aunt and uncle, my cousins, or my family, or maybe for special occasions and whatnot, maybe I might get myself a pizza, or a chicken sandwich, or a couple of snacks to share. That way, we can enjoy a picnic at the beach, or at the park, or at the Klavers' house.
It was also the time in 2016 when we were about to move to South Carolina, I got myself a Slurpee at the 7-Eleven in Kansas City. And I know one thing for sure. I really just can't get enough of them.
So the next time I'm living in California again, I wanna take the time to go to 7-Eleven and get a Slurpee of any flavor. And maybe share one with my friends or maybe my relatives.
Lisa Walker likes Slurpees too because she likes to mix cherry with Coca-Cola flavor.
I also wonder if Aunt Leta can mix a Slurpee flavor from cotton candy to blue raspberry. What a thought, huh.
Oh Thank Heaven!


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