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Personal Narrative: My Journey To Disney World
I am a person that love to travel places and explore their attractions. My interest has been traveling since I went to places during the summer of 2012, 2013, and 2014 because I had built good memories to those vacations. Florida, Corpus Christi, and California where the ones that had interested me the most because the way their environment is different from where I live at. During the year of 2012, my first time going somewhere southeast of the United States was going to Florida. I was a person that didn’t like to travel anywhere because I thought it was senseless. However, when I passed by other states on my way to Florida, I had seen many new things that I have never seen before. Especially when I went to Disney World because it made me feel like I was young again. What Florida did that changed about myself was that the outdoor adventures had altered my personality because I felt like if I stayed in one place for an extended period of time, I’ll take things for granted. In the year 2013, my family and I went to Corpus Christi for a week. The beaches where nice, the weather was relaxing but a bit humid, and into history …show more content…
California had many multi diversities than in any other states in the US. I remembered when we were traveling from Texas to California, it had so many mountains that I have never seen before. The weather was really nice because it wasn’t too hot or too cold. As we went to downtown Los Angeles, there were many areas in downtown that was split into cultures. Then again, many of their attractions were really fun, especially when you’re with your family. When I travel to California, I learned to push in every situation that I have been too over the last two years. I am proud of my capacity to stay calm and experience new things because when I went out of my comfort zone, I had the time of my life experiencing new
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