Personal Narrative: My Trip To Cleveland Ohio

A vacation in Pittsburgh could be one of the most exciting trips you ever take. This beautiful, historic town is filled with must-see attractions and exciting things to do. Both locals and tourists can visit a broad assortment of museums, historical sites, and scenic areas. The neighborhoods in this town are bustling with interesting people, fun shops, and noteworthy buildings.

It was a small town in Cornersville, Ohio. Nothing much ever happened in this small town until one day. A new family moved in one afternoon. Everyone was surprised because no one even noticed the house being built. Everyone was still delighted that they moved in because the couple, Bob and Nancy, were very friendly. Bob and Nancy helped with all the activities in town and were very generous. A couple of weeks after they moved in, a lot of strange things began. Money started disappearing, the lights in the town went out every night except for Bob and Nancy's lights, even people's pets went missing. One night, everyone's lights went out at 11:30 as usual, except there was an extremely loud noise. The neighbors went outside to see where all the

The River of no return is an Autobiography of Cleveland Sellers. Throughout the book, we get to read firsthand how times were during the Civil rights movement. In ‘The River of No Return’ readers will also perceive the mindset of both African Americans and Caucasian Americans. This autobiography provides eyewitness reports of the strategies and the conflicts in the south that many people have endured for racial justice. Not only does it show the south but it also shows the movement and how it progressed throughout the nation.

Pack your bags and take a trip to Cleveland, Ohio. This often overlooked city is brimming with sophistication, energy, and charm. Quirky neighborhoods, parks, sporting events, museums, theaters, and award-winning food are all a part of Cleveland's allure.

Imagine your life being confined to eight and half square miles. This was a reality for me, up until age 14, when I first adventured out of my home state.

Many people move around to different states throughout their life, and I have had the opportunity to live in what feels like two different worlds. I have spent most of my life in Bradenton, Florida, but at the age of ten I moved to the small town of Cleveland in the north east Georgia mountains. The two towns are completely different in my opinion and only someone who has lived there would completely understand what I mean when I say two different worlds. The weather, the people, and the different opportunities are just a few of the differences between the two towns.

Lotes en Cleveland Heights. Sucio, basura por todas partes. Pero imagine uno como un jardín. Eso era verdad. (Lots in Cleveland Heights. Dirty, trash everywhere. But imagine one as a garden. That was true.)

Since Nashville is known as Music City, genres of music ranging from 90s’ country to modern day hip hop blasted loudly out of the speakers. People were dancing to the beats as if they were having the time of their lives. I saw a wax model of the late Elvis Presley, a musical icon once known as “the King of Rock and Roll”. The city most definitely lives up to its name.

There is a certain magic in baseball. Maybe it’s the crack of the bat. Or the crowd coming alive. Perhaps it’s how individual strangers are joined, invisibly, in solidarity. We cry together. Breath together. Agonize together. All experiencing the same emotions at the same time. Especially when your team breaks a decades long curse.

The historic Erie Canal Museum and Heritage Area Visitor Center, New York, gives visitors a good view of the history and culture of Syracuse and USA. Next you must visit the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology, it is a science museum for all ages from Nano sciences to rocket science. It has exhibits filling 35,000 sqft space, it is the only planetarium in Central NY and a one of a kind domed IMAX theater. Dinosaur Bar-B-Que is a great place to eat some good American food and also eat at Joey's Classic Italian Dining for some really yummy Italian food. Staying here in the heart of New York is not a problem as there are many hotels and vacation rentals in the area, but we are also here in case you need help finding

When I applied to Syracuse I knew virtually nothing about the sports program. No one in my family or any of my friends had gone to Syracuse. The first chance I got to see Syracuse was during a tour in August of 2015. By that point, I had seen dozens of college campuses. A few local city schools, a few state schools, private schools and even some ivy schools. But only one had something that stood out to me. The initial vibe you get when you first march out on campus at ‘Cuse is nothing like anything I experienced at those schools. The best part for me was the tour guide. I do not remember her name, except for the fact that she was a senior and no longer goes here, but I do remember her personality. She was bubbly, welcoming, and she never for a second, lost a

David Franco , Ronnie , Kylee and I went to Kansas City for a day trip. It was a lazy saturday afternoon of the summer 2015 when Kylee’s dad came into to Kylee’s room to ask us what we planned to do that day. Kylee replied “ watch this on how to build a pool” He just laughed at us saying “then how about you guys get some shoes on , let’s go to Worlds of Fun.” I screamed with joy repeating “ are you serious , we're seriously just gonna go to Kansas City like right now?!” he then replied “ yes, call your parents and see if it’s okay and you guys can get ready and we’ll go.”

Cleveland –born, my childhood was stricken with greedy roaches and slick rats (I ain't talkin` about mice neither, that would have been better than having rats!). I grew up far away from manicured lawns and cookie cutter homes. I grew up in the hood of W.73rd. It was 5 of us in our Spanish speaking household: my married parents, my older brother, older sister, and I - the youngest one. I was somewhat fortunate because it was extremely rare in the hood to have both, real parents living with you, especially parents that are married. Broke would have been a nice way of describing my family’s financial situation. We were at the bottom economically. We all lived in a raggedy single brown house that my parents barely were able to keep up due to

One day, I was coming home from a movie in the city and I had just gotten on my normal Cleveland Avenue bus. It was December 1, 1950 and I had been riding the bus for about five minutes. Since I was a white man, I always sat in the front of the bus. We were about to make our next stop and before we stopped I noticed a few black women about to get on. When she got on the bus and walked pass me, I looked at her and could tell that she was not an old women. She was in her mid forties and looked very healthy and well. I continued to watch her. I didn't know what it was about her but she really inspired me and seemed different from anyone else I had ever seen before. She sat down in the first “Black” section of the bus, and then we started to move

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is a very popular place to visit. The zoo opened in 1882. The zoo is 183 acres of land. It is splitted into different sections. Those sections are Australian Adventure, African Savanna, Northern Tereck, The Primate, Cat and Aquatics building, The Rainforest, and The Waterfowl Lake(“Sandra Scott travels : Zoo Treks Offer A Glimpse Of Wildlife”). The zoo has one of the largest primate collections in the United States(“Visiting the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo”). The zoo has 600 species. In 2012 they opened the new Elephant exhibit that costed $25 million dollars. They also have a 2 story rainforest building that has 10,000 plants and 600 animals(“Cleveland Metroparks Zoo”). There is one more fun thing in Cleveland that I