Personal Narrative: My Trip To The Bahamas

some of what I was able to experience when my family took a week long vacation to the Bahamas. I’ve never really forgotten that week and I know that I want to be able to go back there again in the future. I was only nine at the time but even then I was able appreciate the trip. I remember having to to wake up at 4:00 am to make it to the airport on time, which my nine year old self was convinced that waking up so early was going to ruin the entire trip. I remember being horrified to find out that

oday I will be putting you guys in my shoes of my trip to the Bahamas, and what I did there. This was one of the best days of my whole life. We wanted to go somewhere for vacation, but didn't know where. When my parents surprised me and my sister Haley that we were going to go on a vacation, we were very happy. I was eager to pack and leave right that second that they told me. I remember going to Flordia and staying there for a couple of days before the Bahamas. We went to the airport after Florida

I landed my two feet out of the cruise boat, Carnival Sensation to the deck heading to a wonderful beautiful place, the Bahamas. I realized that this was going to be the trip of a lifetime. The second I stepped off the cruise boat I could feel the blazing hot sun on my back as I thirst for cool refreshing water. It was hundred degrees and I couldn’t wait for the wonderful refreshing dip at the beach. As we landed in Freeport, Bahamas, the first thing I saw from my miniature cluttered window was

What an amazing experience! Although I have traveled all over the United States and cruised to Mexico and Bahamas, there is nothing like traveling overseas. It was really interesting to see how other people live. From the beginning to the end of the trip, practically everything that I experienced was new to me. The plane ride, the hotel stay, lack of traffic and the food. Even the towels at the hotel was different. Flying overseas was a new experience for me. I wasn’t sure how I was going to cope

book you were reading in class or you’d be told to write about your summer trip to the Bahamas. Writing about your own experience or giving your opinion on a book is something that doesn’t take much thought, because you, for the most part, know what you want to say. Writing 101 along with other college classes, such as History, have shown me that there are so many different types of papers, such as research, argument, narrative, etc., and they each have necessary planning that goes into