Personal Narrative: Independence To The Moon Titan

Once I grabbed some breakfast we headed for the lake. Unfortunately, the wind that blew the rain away also was making the lake rough. My dad suggested we wake surf and then we would try to find smoother water. Soon I was surfing, weaving in and out of the waves. My brother, Nick, suggested we try something new,

It was May 25, 2013 when I, accompanied by my friends, went on a journey that would change my

When we got there we went to go set up the campsite then we went to go relax on the beach. This is the people that went my mom, my dad, my grandparents, my brother, my dogs, and my friends and my brother’s friends Jasmine, Silence, Addison, and Noah. We played in the ocean for three hours then in the sand. Then it is almost ten O’clock so we had to go to bed. Before we made s’mores then went to bed.

I went to pack my things and only carried a bag that contained a torn shirt and a blanket to keep me warm. We would be traveling third class so the voyage wouldn't be so great but I'm up for anything to reunite with my family I've missed dearly. My mother called as she picked up my younger brother and head into mine and

It was the 14th of Frost Fall, The sun was shining as the men waited for the vessel Vlad and I built, it was a mighty ship, three masts, 150 feet long and able to hold a crew of 50 plus a cargo hold big enough for the crew and the whales.

That was the day I had revealed my invention. So fascinated, they took it away for a long period of time. A really long period of time. March 12, 2027. Scientists finally returned it and made a second one. They revealed it to the public and the military. I was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize by the President. They also found out about the whole Mars thing and decided to fix the rocket they were building. Remember, I did the Mars thing in 2032. So had not landed yet. It was currently 2027. So that was it I did my goal. Scientists then worked, tested, traveled, and did other things with my invention for the next 100 years they would do that. My mommy was

On the shore, I hurried across the wet sand in an attempt to escape its mischievous grasps on my sinking toes. I subconsciously ignored the faint order from my mom demanding me to abandon my elation in the ocean. Reluctantly, I trudged out of the revitalizing water, teeming with a myriad of unknown life. As I took my final strides towards the rippling towel in my mom’s open arms, it was the waves that time that raced towards the shore and clung to my feet. Too exhausted to reject its plea, I submitted to the temptations and continued to bask in the vastness of the ocean.

A red, large kayak was still on the shore, waiting for us to push it into the water. Since we were the only group who hadn’t left the beach, a sense of pressure was rising in me to join them before they started without us. I glanced at my mom who was talking to the instructor. Nevertheless, even though kayaking was supposed to be a joyful experience, I somehow frightened of facing what the previous couple experienced. What if I would get stuck under the current of the waves? Would I manage to swim to the surface and be able to get back in the kayak? My mind began racing with all the possible outcomes and situations that would I would most likely encounter. The guide was still waiting for us to wade into the water. I knew it was too late to decide not to go now. I would regret not trying at all instead of trying and then failing. With this in mind, I gave an I-can-do-this gesture to my mom, and she grinned with such

Wow!!! I say as the dolphin pushes me out of the glissing water.It felt magical! It is Tuesday, December 29, 2015 in Ixtapa, Mexico.

When we ended up at the beach, we’d go to the water, and she would say, “If it touches your feet, it will take you out to sea.” Having been in the ocean but young enough to be able to believe her, I would wait until the water almost touched my feet and run from it screaming—because we love to be scared when we’re safe.

May 10, 2010, at approximately 4:00 P.M. my world ended, and I faced this new world some uncertainty and some confidence.

Tired of everything, I got into my car and drove home. It was late and I was going to bed at once. Since I had late-shift again tomorrow, I could sleep till noon.

It was already 9:30 so I went to sleep. The next day I geared up for the mission. I had an M40A5 with a silencer and a pistol, along with a grenade.

Friday of February 22, 2013, my dad and I traveled on a warm, beautiful day, forty five miles from our home, to visit and check up on my grandma who had recently been

It was the middle of a sweltering summer, the pool not far from bath water. Being without electricity, the fans had no chance at relief. Numerous times we’d wind up sick, still, we lived as mermaids in our pond, my sister and I.