My Visit To Block Island, Rhode Island-Personal Narrative

When spring break began my parents gave me the opportunity to have 2 weeks of spring break, where I would spend the first week hanging out with my and fiends and the week they go back to school I go on a cruise. While I was on the cruise me and my family visited 4 different islands over the 8 day voyage. On the third day on the boat we visited the Dominican Republic, on the fifth day we visited St. Thomas, on the sixth day we visited Puerto )Rico, and on the seventh day we visited are final island Grand Turk.

Cross Point, Rhode Island. A small port town hidden within the quiet safety of a dense forest; a place where they say anyone can cross paths, you just have to choose the right one to take. Where you control your own destiny. At least, that's what Evelyn Price and her friends had been told since the day they were born. If you were to ask them, they'd tell you what a dull place their home was, a place where nothing ever happened.

The second event that I was really able to connect to was when they all ended up at a small beach in their small state of Rhode Island. After knowing that katie was going to die her one wish was to get out of the hospital and go to the beach. Everyone from her close family ended up at the small beach. Anna, the mom, dad, Jessie, Katie and their Aunt. They had an amazing time throwing balls around running through the water. Even though they knew something bad would happen soon they were able to just enjoy the day at the beach. Kate got her last wish sitting on the sand watching her family have fun. That event reminded me deeply of the yearly trips we would take as a family to Long Beach Island. We would go for a week every year in August we

Everyday we ventured to the different beaches in San Diego, La Jolla, Coronado, and Pacific Beach. At La Jolla we got to see the fascinating seals, which smelled horrific, and you could walk next to them while on the coves. While we were at Coronado we relaxed on the beach, took a dip in the water, and played paddleball. Pacific Beach is where we had the most fun because that's where my sister and I spent most of our time and we got to boogie board and

Every year, the 7th graders at Wayland Middle School embark on a journey to Cape Cod. Since this was a school trip, I thought we would have to do a lot of school work such as writing and science with the animals. But, we only had to do ten minutes of work every day and the rest of the day was hanging out and playing with your friends, and opportunities to get closer with people who you didn’t know that well.

“All of you put your heads down!”, the bus driver barked. As if at any second we were going to be bombarded by bombs. However, little to my knowledge, we were about to be. Not by bombs, but by a hail of chaos that would seem to never end for the next four months. The bus screeched to a stop, the old brakes groaning from its years of carrying young kids like me to this same destination. My heart was racing, I knew from this point on, nothing would ever be the same. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the glimmer of the infamous drill instructor hat known to be feared around the globe. “What have I gotten myself into now”, I thought to myself. I knew it was too late, there was no turning back.

Traveling two thousand two hundred miles seemed like a stretch to many, but not to me. One brisk morning I jumped off the catamaran and ventured onto the most mesmerizing place I had ever encountered in my fifteen years of life. It was spring, two thousand and fourteen when I came to know Catalina Island, California. Everything seemed like it was in slow motion coming ashore. It isn’t enough for me to say I just saw Catalina Island, I felt everything that it had to offer. As I crossed over the pier I looked down and saw a school of fish fifteen feet below the crystal clear surface. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. They were rich in color and exuberant in their movement. I could imagine how unconsciously free

We packed up and went back to our rooms. Girls went swimming in the pool, and the guys went out to the piers fishing. Since it was my first time well i didn't know how to fish but I learned. One person caught a small shark, another caught a huge fish what kind i don't know. And many other men in my group and others were catching fishes the ones catching the small fishes were getting thrown back in. And that was the end of our Saturday night fishing till dawn. Came Sunday morning before check out well we had to pack up and load the vehicle's not to go home but leave before kicking us out our room. We all went out looking for a place to have lunch. After driving around stopping at gas stations asking where was it good to eat at we FINALLY all decided on a spot Charlotte Plummer's Seafood right off the ocean. The salad bar was great anything you could possibly think of. My plate consisted of fried fish, fried oysters, and fried shrimp. I could say it was pretty delicious and worth every penny. After lunch we visited the gifts shops that were across the street. Bought souvenirs to bring back to remember this great vacation spent with my loved ones. And had to visit K-mart since San Antonio doesn't have one. Pretty much as i remembered it. Minus the food court yard they had. Still had pretty good sells good clearances. Which my girlfriend enjoyed and at the same time saved me money. But all good times come to an end and ours did. Had to

During my part time employment with River Island, I was privileged to be promoted to sales manager for women’s products which allowed me to develop numerous management qualities and communication skills. These ranged from keeping financial records, customer care, managing and meeting weekly sales targets and problem

For most people last summer was just an ordinary summer, but mine was a life changing experience. This summer taught me so much like responsibility, work ethic, and what it is like to accomplish

The first thing I did this summer was my family and I went to Myrtle beach South Carolina. The first thing we did there were we went to this restaurant called River Side. Next we had to wait for my aunt to get there so we can get our apartment. Once my cousins and aunt got there we got our room key so we got into our apartment. Then we went to unpack all the cars and decided what room each person someone would sleep in. After that we went to eat lunch and we almost got lost. The next night we went to a boardwalk right by the hotel. And then on Wednesday we went back with our cousins this time and found a store called the stupid factory. It had funny shirts in there and stuffed animals. On Thursday it was 100 degrees,

During spring break this year, my friend David Fong invited me to go with him to Six Flags in New Jersey. Because I never have been to Six Flags, my parents agreed to let me go with David. I was very excited to go on this trip! David’s sisters and his brother all went to the aquarium, so we decided to go the same time they were going the aquarium. David’s dad volunteered to drive David and me to the amusement park.

I was watching TV at home like any other day when my phone rang. It was my friend calling to ask me if I wanted to go on a vacation to Dog Island. My mom said” I can go if I want to”, so I said” yes”. It was still a while before we left but, my mom made me pack anyway. I knew it would be one the best weeks ever.

I am an very laid back and love nothing more than to have a good time

Swiftly taken with even the slightest, most gentle breeze, I have traveled across the country showing the world my existence. I blossomed from a small seed, once planted by a male and female farmer in Johnston, Rhode Island. I grew outside of their quaint yellow house, in the soft-lush-flourishing grasses, where their children played among flowers and nature. Peaceful and serendipitous were the two words to describe my everlasting life, until the storm struck.