Allie and Kaylee wrote a story

Yesterday Kaylee asked Allie if she had ever written a story and she said no.  Kaylee then said if she told her the story, she would write it down.  So, they wrote for a good 30 minutes without fighting...which was so nice.  Below is the story.  She has quite the imagination.  She would have gone on for longer if Kaylee wanted to write more but she was tired of writing after over 2 pages.

Once upon a time there was a princess and she had a friend at her house.  When the princess and her friend went to swing they saw a big, terrifying dragon.  They ran inside the castle, they ran up the stairs to her room and the big dragon was peeking it's head through the window.  Once the dragon saw them the dragon blew fire through the window.  Then the dragon stomped on the castle.  Then the dragon flew away.  Then they saw the biggest spider in the world.  It was bigger than the 14 story castle!  There was a cute big turtle and they hopped on the turtles back and ran to the zoo.  When they got to the zoo the princesses saw someone familiar   They said, "hi" and the man asked prince charming if he wanted to take a break and go to the castle.  The prince said, "no I will get fired so I have to keep working!"  The princesses went back to the castle and they forgot all about the dragon and the spider.  When they opened the door there was snow.  They made snow angles and snow princesses then they went up to their room and they painted the snow angles and snow princesses beautiful colors.  They made hearts and made a castle out of them and painted them.  Then the dragon went into the snow and it said, "do you want to go over the moon on my back?  Do you want to play in the snow."  They asked the dragon if he could fly to Oaks Park then they could play.  The dragon said , "yes" and they went on the roller coaster and screamed.  The dragon said it was a Baby ride.  The went one more rides.  The princess married the prince and they had; a pet turtle, a dragon and a spider.  They lived happily ever after.  The end.