Personal Narrative: My Trip To South Dakota

a lot of fun this summer, my family and I did a lot of things. On of the more exciting things we did was go to South Dakota. In this essay I will be telling you all about it. We started our trip on June 3. It was about 7:30 in the morning when we had to start packing our bags into the car. Well it was more like a bus. We had rented a huge Ford SUV/truck for the trip, since the were seven of us going on the trip. So me my two step sisters, my mom, my step-dad, and my grandma got into the car and

I will never go on another road trip in my life. About 2 years ago my family was planning on taking a trip to go to South Dakota. I was super excited because i've never been out of the state so I was looking forward to it. My siblings had went to South Dakota many times before and they kept telling me that they had so much fun but I all I could think about was the way there and not the destination. The night before we were supposed to leave all eight of us packed our bags and slept the rest of

It was fun when we went on our family trip this summer the South Dakota. It was a long ride and everything but it was fun to see all of the things we stopped at. Like we stopped at the Falls and walked around for a hour our two and look at all the cool things. We than ate lunch and got back on the road and drove to the hotel we were going to stay at for that night. But every hour or so we had to stop, because someone had to go to the bathroom and my dad would always say “Really, we just stopped

through experience. Last summer I had the opportunity to travel with my youth group to South Dakota for a week-long mission trip. The lessons began before we even left town. We needed money. We couldn’t just rely on donations from church members and the community. We had to work. We gave up several hours a week all summer long to go pull weeds in the scorching sun. We didn’t go out to a movie with friends. We had to be dedicated to the trip completely. Being part dedicated wasn’t going to cut it. I personally

thought. As I picked up my pen and paper everything evanesced. When the topic searching wasn’t going well, I tried to define the word family. Ooh did I think long and hard, but realized that everybody’s definition was personal and different based on their feelings and memories. I thought long and hard into my family history and adorned the memory of our vacation to South Dakota, along with the activities attached to the trip. In my family narrative, I will be explaining a family trip to Mt. Rushmore, Kalahari

thought. As I picked up my pen and paper everything evanesced. When the topic searching wasn’t going well I tried to define the word family. Ooh did I think long and hard, but realized that everybody’s definition was personal and different based on their feelings and memories. I thought long and hard into my family history and adorned the memory of our vacation to South Dakota, along with the activities attached to the trip. In my family narrative, I will be explaining a family trip to Mt. Rushmore, Kalahari

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