Personal Narrative: Disney World

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Many people have a favorite place that they love to go to when they need a vacation or to enjoy themselves with others. One tradition, we do as a family, is going to Disneyworld. It is the one place where anyone can feel like a little kid again. There are so many things you can do and see while you are there. There is never as time where there isn’t something to do. The parks are open all year round, and they always have different themes with holidays. The best time to go is Christmas. If you are looking for a place to make fun and memorable memories with friends and family, Disney World is the best place. One of the best trips we took was in late December in 2010. With a total of 21 of us going on this trip, my mom had rented a big house for us to stay in. For some of our friends, it was going to be there very first time experiencing going to Disney. The house was huge, there were 6 bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms, and a big pool in the back. The room the kids stayed in was all Disney themed; even …show more content…
My sister-in-law and mom thought that it would be a really neat idea to have everyone make Christmas shirts with their names on the back of them. After everyone had agreed on the idea, we went to Michaels and bought a bundle of Christmas decors that are made for shirts. There were stickers of all sorts to choose from, glitter glue, ribbons and little bells to go on the side of the shirts. Then we went to Claire's and bought things to go in the girls' hair. We weren’t scared of standing out for everyone else, we wanted to be the center of attention. The day of the Christmas party, all that was heard was jingles from a mile away. We can see everyone taking pictures of us and smiling because they thought our shirts we cute and unique. It was a unique souvenir that only our friends and family would have forever. No one in the park that year would forget seeing

Disney World-Personal Narrative

When I was a kid my grandma would enter lots of contest to win trips to Disney World. I loved Disney World. It truly was a magical place. By the time I was ten, I had gone 3 times. Each and every time I went I was so excited. I would count down the days six months early. I wouldn't sleep the night before we got on the plane. I would sit in comfortable with excitement on the three hour plane ride. I would stare out the window of the rented mini van till I laid my eyes on it. As soon as we got to the…

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Personal Narrative: My Life In Disney World

That was me when I went to Disney World when I was just 6 years old. Everyone says that Disney World is the Happiest Place on Earth well they were right, I was running around the park smiling from ear to ear and even when I got home I was still smiling. My brothers were just as happy and excited as me to be in Disney World. Being in Disney World made me feel like I was in a TV show because everywhere I looked I could see fairies, pirates, princesses, and other magical Disney characters. The food was…

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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Disney World

What is one of the most exhilarating things you have ever done? It would be when me and my family went to Disney World in 2007. In 2006 my sister Maggie was diagnosed with leukemia. She was only 2 years old when she was diagnosed. Maggie was asked by the “Make-a-Wish” foundation what she wanted as her wish and she wished to fly to Florida to go to Disney World. My family and I were so excited to hear that. I remember feeling like my head was going to explode and I also remember jumping up and down…

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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Disney World

It was late August and we arrived at Disney World with the sun beating down on our backs. I always convicted Disney World would be too childish for me. Soon would I come to find out it was going to be the best time of my life. I was so beyond excited to get to the parks and ride roller coasters. I could not hold my excitement in, I was shaking, I was so excited. Then the moment came… it was time to go to the parks for the first time. When we got there I was so grateful to be there. The first place…

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Personal Narrative Essay: The Journey To The Disney World

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Personal Narrative: Key West, Key Largo, And Disney World

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Personal Narrative: My First Trip To Disney World In Orlando, Florida

The ghosts in the wall cackle, mocking my fear. It will surprise me if I ever forget my first trip to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. After the many long hours of driving, our family arrived at the entrance to the Disney parks. We went to our hotel, and turned in for the night, a simple feat. The purpose of this essay is to speculate a reason as to why Thoreau’s quote, recorded above, is true. Allow me to take this time, to elaborate on the fact that as a child, I had a deep fear of anything…

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Review Of Hayao Miyazaki

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Captain America

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