My Snow Vacation: Creative Writing (Part one)

         I was babysitting my little sister over the Great Snow Vacation. When we went outside to play and throw snowballs at our neighbors. We had been outside for a few hours when we heard a noise. I asked my neighbor if she had heard the sound. She said she hadn't so we continued building our "war wall" to protect us from her brother. He was the enemy, for now he was anyway.
         The teams were my sister, neighbor, and of course myself against Dan (my neighbor's brother). We were preparing our snowballs; when all of a sudden a young adolescent snow leopard jumped out of the snow at us. I put my sister behind me to protect her from the leopard. She had icy blue eyes and kind of shimmered like she was in between two worlds.
         She started loping through the snow disappearing and reappearing in the snowy abyss. We decided to follow the leopard just because it looked friendly. We decided to name her Fuzzy. She lead us over snow covered hills and under snowy trees until we got to a bridge.
        Fuzzy continued under the great Chinatown bridge. A magnificent purple light shown when Fuzzy stepped into it. She disappeared with the light. Pemberly, my sister, and I all looked at each other. Then we did something some would call stupid..........We followed Fuzzy. One minute we were next to the bridge and the next we were swallowed up by blinding purple light all around us.
        The next thing we knew there was a endless pink and blue avalanche of snow in one corner, and a cloud snowing all the colors of the rainbow in the other corner of the new unknown world.
       Suddenly my best friend, Claire, came out of a purple light similar to the one we had just came through not minutes before.
      "Claire!" I screamed and went running. What are you doing here? How did you get here? Where is here?
       "Liera, Calm down! You are rambling again."
        I'm sorry this is just so so so exciting.
        I know it is I followed a snow leopard I named Frosty. I have no clue where we are and I have no clue how we got here.