Personal Narrative: My Trip To Cancun Mexico

Waving goodbye from the backseat of the car, as we pull out of my parent’s driveway. Looking out the window at the oddly, white shaped clouds. Thinking, I had never been away from my parents and my younger sister for so long, even though it was only for two weeks. I was excited and scared all at once, but I wasn’t too thrilled about the whole 29-hour drive there. Hoping that the trip would go well and nothing bad will happen to us.

After breakfast I went to my cabin with Z and we got changed into our swimming suits and we went to the swimming pool. It kinda sucked. It was a salt water pool, so when the waves rocked the boat the salt water rolled toward me in a wave and I had the taste of saltwater in my mouth.

It was carrying a lot of people from all over the world. I have never been so excited in my life to go to one place. The anticipation was so overwhelming and once again, I could not wait to get to the resort. After a twenty minute bus ride we got to the resort. Once I stepped off the bus I could remember seeing the beautiful palm trees and feeling the heat of the sun beating on my face. I said to my dad, finally we made it and let the fun begin. We got settled and checked into the hotel. My brother and I decided to check the rest of the resort out. The resort had a crystal clear pool with a bar in it. It was amazing and I have never seen anything like it before in my life. The resort also had ten gourmet restaurants and plenty of entertaining things for us kids to do. So, after we did this we went back to our hotel and stayed in for the night. We were beat and just wanted to get some sleep from the long day of

The weekend of October 20th will be a forever memory that I was glad to be a part of, with great friends and especially with that gorgeous thang by my side. Congratulations to Zack and Jessie, the happy newlyweds living the Forbes life in Cancun, will be one for the books! Also, celebrating my boy Grant and his Jordan birthday year with a little Fifth Harmony, Happy Birthday brother! Laughing always with our Sunday Funday group to wrap it up with a little corn maze and posting on the Facebook app at the gassy Blind Pig!

The road trip to Mexico was very cool as a nine year old kid. I seen many families leaving the United States to visit their families they left behind in Mexico. I have seen License plaques from all over the country, I have seen states like New York, Illinois and even Washington. It was weird to see so many kids like me going to visit their grandparents for the first time like I did. I saw a lot of people at the border, since we were waiting to get our passports checked for so long. I felt safe knowing that we were not the only ones visiting during Christmas

On the ride to the airport, I stared out the window trying to capture the last moments in my home country. My close family walked us in, but they could only come so far. Tights hugs, warm tears, and soft kisses

We got there and there was a line so we waited for about 30 minutes and got our ticket and parked. When we got there theirs was a big river and rocks that you slide from so me and my brother jumped in the water and it was so cold but after a few minutes or bodies got used to the water. We had so much fun we slide off rocks we fell a couple of times it was fun. We swam for around 2-3 hours and we left because it was getting dark. So we ate food and went to the hotel and slept.

When I reached the John F. Kennedy Airport, I felt happy but scared at the same time. I was happy to land in a place where many people had dreamed of coming. I was scared that it may not be as I had hoped. Anyhow, I still walked out of the airport with a great feeling of excitement that just could not be expressed in words.

As I scanned my boarding pass and walked down the tunnel hallway that led to the airplane, my heart began to beat a little faster in my chest and my hands got clammy. I had never been outside of the country before! After boarding the airplane, I sat down in my seat next to my dad, so ecstatic to finally be on my way to Peru for my first mission trip! With the seat belt fastened snugly across my hips and the cool air from the vents comfortably blowing on my face, I peered out the window as the plane took off, my excitement growing as we rose up past the clouds into the clear blue sky. Although it felt like any other normal flight, somehow I knew this one would be different.

Excited for my day I ran out of my room to be flabbergasted by my family for my birthday. They all screamed from the top of their lungs “SURPRISE!!!” It was as if they wanted to wake up everybody in the state Florida. I was shocked, but not as shocked as my brother. He literally jumped off the bed of how alarmed he was.

As my eyes lit up like the fourth of July, I stood with my feet stuck to the ground, and my nerves tingle with happiness because of how marvelous it was. I didn't know a Mexico resort could be so nice.

Boarding the plane, our entire family had chills run down our spine. Of course we were scared, it was our first time. We just hoped that saving all of our extra cash for 15 years would be worth it. It better be.

I was fascinated at the airport seeing people from all different backgrounds, and so many people at once. It was a very exciting time for me. The airplane ride was lingering. I fell asleep on my mom's soft shoulder for most of it. Finally, when we arrived you could feel the broiling airs. I already had little sweat beads going down my forehead. The palm trees everywhere. Being in the United States all my life this was like a whole different universe for me.

Who was our tour guide for the trip. After our 45-minute drive to the hotel we were staying at, we ate and introduced ourselves, and went to bed. Laying my head on my pillow that night, I knew that this trip would be an experience I wont ever forget. The time I spent in El Salvador changed my world-view.

That same day I was traveling to Arizona to visit my grandparents .Final I arrived at Arizona,the Grand Canyon