My Most Favorite Time Of The Year At The Best Place

On the ship we played ping pong. I played a lot throughout the cruise. My dad beat me at the beginning of the cruise, but I started to get better and beat my dad. The pool on the cruise ship was amazing because it was big and consisted of cold water. Another thing was the food. It was interesting and good. One of the foods I tried was scargo. It is snail. They had a basketball court as well. I had a lot of fun with all of these exciting experiences and activities.

The text is basically saying that to savor your precious moments from your wonderful vacation. You should mentally stay in your vacation and embrace the feeling of no stress and enjoyment, to relax your mind while you physically still in the present reality of school or/and work to reduce your stress level.

While I was a kid my family and I used to go on bike rides all the time to anywhere you could think of. We would go boating everyday in the summer. We would ski, wakeboard, go tubing and many more. Go tubing was one of the funniest memories I have boating because the thrill you get is unbeatable trying to hold on for dear life. Anothering thing we did as a family was go on vacation everywhere. The road trips were always fun because we would bring our dog turbo. The one trip that will never be forgotten is North Carolina. We go there every year with family friends and it will be a trip on go on with my kids.

It was an annual tradition for my dad’s side of the family to get together at this campground over Fourth-of-July weekend. All of the cousins, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and even some friends would be there. I was only eleven and it was a special year because I got to bring my friend Rachelle with me on this trip. We planned on swimming in the lake, tubing behind the boat, fishing, and playing yard games like bean bags and ladder-ball. Tubing was my favorite. There was no better feeling than the rush of falling off and bouncing across the water like a skipping stone.

Ever since I was a young child, I have always loved adventure. My fear loving father would always take me on the most wonderful retreats to free our adrenaline. One trip in mind that I will never forget is the first time I ever visited the colossal theme park, Six Flags over Georgia, located right outside the stunning city of Atlanta. I was at the tender age of nine years old and had just surpassed the height mark for being able to ride everything. My father had always waited for the day his daughter could finally experience the same grand adventures as himself.

Up in the wide open spaces of nature my brother, mother, father and I would hike, bike, ski, sled, and tube. Depending on the season there would be a new adventure to pursue. During the summer months, my favorite activity was tubing down the San Juan river that cuts and carves through the town. One certain summer my cousins came to visit. With them came their children, Meredith and Aaron. I was the baby of the kids by only being six at the time but I still loved hanging out with my vastly older cousins and

Summer vacation. For most children and teens, the phrase conjures up images of hot, sunny days and vacations with the whole family to far-off places. We all envision lazy afternoons relaxing on the beach, playing in water parks, and going on picnics. But what happens when summer ends and the reality of another year of school sinks in?

The year is 2003, I am eight and for half of a year I have lived with my grandmother and my brothers. The school year has just ended and summer has begun. “I’m tired of you kids, you boys have been driving me up the walls and I need a break!” my grandmother said. “You’re going to summer camp!” I had never been camping but that did not stop a smile only a child could have stretch from ear to ear across my little face. With a mouth lacking in front teeth, I screamed, “Yay!” My grandmother had signed us up for the annual boys and girls club summer camping trip, meaning eight weeks of fun under a warm sun at camp Big Silver in the neighboring state, Michigan. I will never forget my first day of summer camp.

My favorite vacation, so far, is one I went on in September 2015 with my friends Alissa and Jaidah. We all share fandom interests. On the weekend of September 19, my brother went away to spend his birthday with my dad. My mom shook me awake and informed me I could bring two friends along to a room in the Dells that we would be occupying. Almost immediately I thought of the duo. I ran downstairs and texted both of them while packing a bag. They texted back not too long after, and I told them my mom and I would pick them up anywhere from 10-11 that Saturday morning. We picked up Alissa and she tried to direct us to Jaidah’s house, but she wasn’t thorough with her

T’was the nigh before thanksgiving break, and all through the dorms, not a freshman was stirring because all had already left. The alarm clock went off at four thirty the next morning and like a flash bulb memory, I was 4 years old, being woken up by my parents at the crack of dawn to catch an early flight to fly to Canada. I don’t know why this memory has lasted, perhaps my first time to Canada? My extreme love of flying? Whatever it was, even at that age I remember very specific details about that trip, from what the airport looked like to what color hair the person who taught me to ski had -He was blond and had a very strong accent. During my travels home for break, my flight to Chicago was delayed over five hours in Denver because Chicago

The best vacation my family ever took was one that we didn’t stress on planning. My husband and I kept it simple. We packed our bags early and hid

As I walked through the archway into the kitchen, I saw the table set, candles lit and the aroma of cooked turkey hit me. It 's thanksgiving, my favourite time of the year. I sit next to joey, everyone can tell he 's about to jump out of his chair like a cricket if he doesn’t eat soon. My mum then says “Now what are you all thankful for?”, they all spoke. It was my turn, “I’m thankful to be a part of this wonderful family, food on our plates and having a great life”. Before I could continue the sirens started roaring down the road, the never visit our neighbourhood. That’s when we realised they were here for me, I quickly scurried down to the basement to hide. Shutting the door behind me, I ran and hid inside of one of the old lockers in

“I see the turning of a leaf dancing in an autumn sun, and brilliant shades of crimson glowing when a day is done”. This quote by Hazelmarie Mattie Elliott describes what I see in a day of fall. The colorful leaves in the crisp cold air where the sun shines. My favorite time of year is Fall because of all the Pumpkins, and celebrating Halloween and I get to celebrate thanksgiving.

During the summer Nicole often went to the pool, but I honestly did not see the need to go to a place in which I had to see everyone from school. Although I disliked the idea of going to the pool during the summer, Nicole has been asking since the first day of summer and have denied her ever since.

The first thing I would do is find all the hiking and camping maps I could find. I would try and find the most scenic backpacking hike because it's nice to be out in nature. Since I like hiking so much, that would take place on the first two days and nights. The third day we would hike back to the car and go to where we were staying. The rest of the day we would hang out by a pool or lake. The next day we would go to a water or amusement park. That would depend on where the vacation is and what my family feels like doing. On the fourth day, we would go rock climbing. It would be real rock climbing, like on rocks. My brother and I would enjoy that but my parents wouldn't be climbing so