I was s​ (a)   with my ​ (b)   in the ​ (c)   , when I lost a ​ (d)  

It ​ (a)   in deep snow.​ So there was no ​ (b)   I could ​ (c)   up with ​ (d)   .

I ​ (a)   off the other ski, ​ (b)   it down and started to ​ (c)   .

I knew I couldn’t get the ​ (a)   way back, so

to stay ​ (b)   , I had to ​ (c)   of something else.

I used to love ​ (a)   Bear Grylls’ TV ​ (b)   about

living in the ​ (c)   and thought, I can use his ​ (d)   to help me.

I had to ​ (a)   myself – it was ​ (b)   cold by then

and it started ​ (c)   hard.

I dug a kind of ​ (a)   , which went up a ​ (b)   , so

the ​ (c)   blew over it and didn’t ​ (d)   me.

I was wearing ​ (a)   and they ​ (b)   on my hands!

I couldn’t ​ (c)   them off.

My parents ​ (a)   me ​ (b)   at five-thirty

and stayed ​​ (c)   waiting for ​ (d)   .

I heard ​ (a)   but they couldn’t see me in my ​ (b)  

and never ​ (c)   back, ​ (d)   .

But there were several ​ (a)   teams ​ (b)   over the ​ (c)   .

On one ​ (a)   , he ​ (b)   what to do if you get lost

in ​ (c)   – ​ (d)   for ​ (e)   and follow (跟随) them – so that’s what I did.

I found some ski ​ (a)   , and when they ​ (b)   I got down

on my hands and ​ (c)   to look more closely at the ​ (d)   and find them.

I met up with the ​ (a)   who were out to ​ (b)   me soon after.

While I was ​ (a)   , my mum said that ​ (b)   she couldn’t

use her mobile phone, she kept sending me ​ (c)  

and ​ (d)   to let me know that people were coming for me.