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Maggie
- 21, Female
- Marietta, GA
- United States
- I saw a sticker on a payphone I was…
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- About Me...
- Hello, My name is Maggie Rose Cruea. I was born to a pair of wonderful parents April 13th, 1991. I reside in Marietta, GA but I love to travel. I've been to quite a bit of states and even a few different countries. I attend a school with a bad rep, I have an amazing group of friends and my favorite hobby is to write. Though sadly, I've been on quite the writers block for a while. I'm the type who writes upon what is going on in their lives and there was nothing going on UNTIL NOW. Trust me, my writer's block is long over. If you see me smiling while messing up a crowd of zombies, don't be alarmed, it's only because you know I'm going to write about it somehow, somewhere later. I've already got records, journals, and a book in the works for when this is all done. I think of myself as my own personal journalist or reporter.
- At the time of the zombie outbreak I was...
- At school! I remember I was late entering my second class of the day. I was always late but today seemed different. I sat down without any explaination of why I decided to show up at the time I did. Everyone was silent, doing their work, not paying a bit of attention to the loud sqeeks of my desk or the ruffle of the papers in my bag as I retrieved my previous homework. "Karen...what's going on?" I recall asking that to one of my bestfriends whom I share that class with. "I'm good. Everyones really quiet today, huh?" The slight whispers coming over the class couldn't even be used as an excuse for "noise". Me and my friend continued to talk but was sidetracked by a student who sat next to us. She would stand from her desk, then fall and then attempt to stand again. Looking behind me, I saw some kids putting on their dust masks, and I knew this must have something to do with the Super Flu that had been going around. I remember EVERY single morning before school my mom would make sure I put on my mask. She was strict with the whole pandemic, as she should have been but anyways, back to the story; Well, no one really knew the girl but people managed to keep her calm reguardless. Some people just stayed back, expecting the worst...and the worst came. Suddenly, she started throwing up. Blood. Throwing up straight up BLOOD. Students immediatly dipped out of the room, even the teacher stalled a bit but went along. Me being the person I am, I only wanted to get closer. I studied her, as she fell into her own puddle of blood. She looked up at me and a film had covered her eyes. Almost as if she was a dog with cataracts. I felt like reaching out until Karen grabbed my arm instead, making me exit the room. Running down the halls some people were crying, others screaming. Almost everyone had their dust masks on and were covering their faces. Without warning, me and Karen jumped into her Saturn and took off to her house. When we arrived, we immediatly turned on the news. It was not until later that night, there was finally a showing of our school, stating of a "mishap". A mishap? Really?! That was not MISHAP! All I know, is this is when my eyes truly opened to the whole zombie outbreak. This is what made me realize that things are going to get worse and worse and the government isn't going to be too open about it. By the way, ever since that day, school has been closed. Thank the Lord for that, huh?
- Weapon of choice for fighting zombies...
- My first time killing a zombie, just so happened to be with a spatula. I was in a kitchen surrounded with knives and other ojects so much better, but trust me, the spatula worked. Now, I stick with the double pistols and they've gotten me far.
- How did you find out about LostZombies.com...
- I saw a sticker on a payphone I was about to use over an hour away from where I live. The sticker talked of how a previous zombie attack had taken place at that spot. I quickly wrote down the website and went home to see for myself.
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