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Personal Narrative-Pentatonix Concert Memoir
Pentatonix Concert Memoir
“Are we there yet?” I impatiently asked that about a million times. “Yes we are close now stop asking that”, my mom said annoyed. We were going to the Wisconsin state fair to see Pentatonix! I was so excited to go. My sister got tickets for her fourteenth birthday and this was the day I was waiting for this for a month and my whole family was going.
We got there, but when we tried to get into the fair our tickets weren't scanning so I was scared that we weren’t going to be able to get in. As you might guess, we did get in, but it took a few tries to get the tickets to work. After that we went on a hunt to go and find food. If you don’t know state fair food is SUPER EXPENSIVE. My brother and I got pizza, …show more content…
It felt like one hundred stairs that we had to go up to get there. After that, we all got super scared because we were so high up in some of the highest seats. My sister, Sara, actually started crying because she was so scared. Once people started singing we were all done with being scared and were ready to have a lot fun and listen. The openers were Us The Duo and they were SUPER good! They sang their song that they sang to each other on their wedding day and it was so pretty! they were done it took a really long time for Pentatonix to come out onto the stage, but once they did they were so amazing! They were even better than on a recording! The lights were so cool and bright going off behind them. My whole family loved it and was blown away. After the show was over we had to go down some more stairs to get back to our car. We started the long car ride home and about an hour in I started to feel really sick so we pulled over for a minute so that I could have a breather and stand up. After I took my breather we made it home in one and a half hours which wasn’t bad. We all went straight up to bed because we were all so
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