My Experience In My Life

When we got there we all hopped out of the car and went to the ticket booth for access to the park we bought our tickets then went on the tram into the awesome land of Disney World. Our first stop was at the main park where we all split up i was with dad my little sister was with mom and my Big sisters where on there own. Dad and I went to the space stuff and the

It was the day after my sister's Quinceanera, and all my family was here. They were leaving back to their homes Monday morning, so keep in mind it is Sunday. All of our parents were talking outside and saw that us kids didn’t really have anything to do, so they decide to take us to a river that was 5 minutes away from my aunt's ranch. We packed up all our food and stuff and went right away.

one day we were going to this place called six flags. It was a sunny day that day we left from our house about 5:00 that morning but we were staying there for the weekend at my friends grandparents house in Atlanta. My mom and my two brothers were with us driving and my friend his hole family was following us when we went down their. And we all couldn't wait to get down their but i’m sometimes nervous to go down big rollercoasters but I didn't know that they were going to be that big.

After everyone got ready to go, we got our bags and headed down stairs to check out of our rooms. All of that was finished it was time for us to go to Cancun, we all loaded up into a "shuttle" they called it and drove to the airport. It was about a twenty minute drive. When we got to the airport we unloaded all of our things from the "shuttle," and headed into the airport. When we got inside the airport we went over to baggage check, and they scanned our passports, weighed our bags, and then sent them off to be loaded into the plane. Once we got all done with that we made our way to security, and they checked out carry on's and out electronics. After we finished with security we then walked over to where all the stores and food places were located. Me, my mom, and my brother had an omelet for breakfast it was pretty good for airport food. After everything was finished we then went over to the place where we sit and wait until we board the plane. We waited for about ten minutes, and then Me, My grandma, My cousin Sean, and my grandpa pre boarded so we could save seats for all fourteen of us. Everyone had finally boarded the plane and after about twenty minutes of waiting, the plane then took off and we were on our way to Cancun, Mexico. A three and a half hour flight felt like forever, we went over New Orleans, St.Louis, and for about an hour and thirty

Summer of 2013, was my very first time traveling to Rockport,Tx. It was myself, girlfriend, her daughter and many family members. As I was driving threw the small town the climate was different than San Antonio; it was muggy, sticky but better than being in San Antonio. That night was pretty relaxing sitting outside our hotel balcony watching the sunset with the ocean around it. Enjoying few cold beers. Came Saturday morning we all woke up to get ready for the beach. Even though the water wasn't clear blue it was nice. Not that much seaweed some jellyfish and minals. As I sat on the sand watching how waves were coming to shore, listening to the pelagun's make noise, hearing the sounds of all the kids splashing in the water, screaming, laughing

Everyone showered and changed into clothes that we thought would best fit the occasion. After making sure that we had everything that we needed and fed the animals, we all left. To get the the Wildlife Safari, we had to drive about an hour and 20 minutes but it was worth it. We got all of our tickets and we headed in. Since they had a tour where we could go on the jeeps and see the animals, we decided to do that. We drove around the park with our tour guide and saw a lot of different animals. My favorites were the giraffes because we were able to feed them. We finished the rest of our tour and then we decided to eat in one of the cafes that they had at the Safari. After we finished eating we decided to go

We went to Splash Mountain as a group. It was boring at first having to wait in lines for almost an hour. When we finally got to the post I felt the mists of water spraying lightly on our faces. My family got to sit by each other I was split up and had to sit by a stranger. It was dark when you walked in the cart, little lights flickered just enough so you could see the robots narrating the story.

My family and me were heading down to Louisiana to visit my grandpa for thanks giving for the third time in my life. I was very excited to see him because i don't see him very often. But this trip was going to be special. My dad told me that we were going to do something fun but wouldn't tell me. On are drive there we saw so many different animals like horses, ox and donkeys. When we finally arrived in Louisiana after a long drive we drove to my grandpas house, we stopped by a sonic because we haven't ate in a long time. After we ate we spent the night over our grandpas house we headed to the museum of modern art. The scenery was pretty good there.

After we finally made it to San Antonio we checked into a hotel and then drove to the waterwalk and walked around for a few hours. The next day went to a zip line and then went back to the waterwalk and spent the rest of the day doing activities there. Later that night we went back to the hotel and got dressed up and went and ate a nice dinner. The next day we went to church and after we checked out of the hotel. From the hotel my mom and aunt drove me to SeaWorld which would be my home for the next week.

The whole next day we went to the waterparks outside. The day after that we went to the inside waterparks. After we went to the waterparks we went to the giant arcade! The next day we had to leave and go to my Grandma and Grandpa Ketchum's house. They live at the

Its was late may and me and my siblings got up at 1:00 am in the morning and we were driving to milwaukee for our flight. When we finally got on the plane it was 4:30 am and I was so excited my heart was beating like rabbit.

Life is a series of tests. The test varies by person and it all comes down to how well you take the test that you were given and chose to take. I was given the test of being the first in my family to ever apply for a college education because both my parents never had the opportunity and privilege to attend college due to their family obligations. Finally, I chose to undertake the only sport that could ever emulate the spirit of rugby, swimming, basketball, and wrestling in one: water polo.

Imagine being in a family that always had so much going on, so many people running around going places, doing things, coming over, basically just always busy. Being the youngest it was never easy, always feeling like no one had time for me, not understand that I am not the only kid that has to be taken care of.

Imagine being raised in a tempestuous, deserted, cramped, and uncomfortable environment and all you ever thought about was a way out. I am Abdul Moiz Ahtesham and I was born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan. Living in Karachi was a subpar experience and one that I don’t want to go back to. Although I made a lot of memories with my family, those memories are the only thing I’d ever want back from that experience. All that has shaped me into the person that I am today.

Blood poured out onto the shower floor, mixing with the water to spiral down the drain. I stared at the large amounts of blood, shocked to realize it was streaming out of ME. It was not long before I screamed for my parents. The definition of “death-defying” experience varies depending on the person and the situation. To this day, I have yet to live through an actual one, however, for a few minutes when I was seven years old, I thought death could be right around the corner. This experience changed my personal worldview. I saw the world more carefully from then on out, specifically the soap dish in showers. I also felt mentally and physically tougher, having survived what I perceived to be a “near death” experience. In the same token, however, I became prideful and jealous. No matter the actual severity of the event, a perceived “near death” experience will make an imprint on your mind and will change you as a person.