Personal Narrative: My Trip To Southern California
“Badly Burned”
I fly out to Southern California every summer to visit my mom who currently lives there. I always get beyond ecstatic to travel on a plane and return to my large escape from a small town world. We always do more than enough fun and exciting things when I’m out there. We’ve traveled to Hollywood, Universal Studios, the San Diego Zoo, and many more exciting places full of adventure and experience.
Although all of those tourist attractions are fun to visit, there is one destination that will always have a special place in my heart: the beach. My mom, her wife Tina, and I love going to the place where you get sand in your toes and vitamin D on your skin. We usually end up there at least 5 or 6 times every time I’m in California. …show more content…
You have to travel across this blue, curved bridge in order to relax on a wonderful beach filled with white sand and high waves. Surfing, fancy eating, tanning, and many more leisurely activities are enjoyed there by many tourists and visitors every year.
July 15th, 2015, my mom had the day off of work, so we decided to take one last trip to the beach before I had to pack up my suitcase and fly home. Since it was one of the last few days to spend in my little paradise, we decided to go all out and spend the whole day at Coronado. Packing a picnic, the boogie-boards, some beach chairs, and a few other little things, we thought we were prepared for a day of fun and relaxation. What else did we need on a hot sunny day at the beach?
The first part of the day was incredible; we jammed out to my mom’s 80’s tunes, which is surprisingly some of my favorite music, in the car on the way up there. Fleetwood Mac and Michael Jackson will always hold memories for me, not just from that day, but for pretty much every time you got into the car with my mom. While listening to “Seven Wonders,” we drove across the bridge overlooking the water and made our way to the
I fly out to Southern California every summer to visit my mom who currently lives there. I always get beyond ecstatic to travel on a plane and return to my large escape from a small town world. We always do more than enough fun and exciting things when I’m out there. We’ve traveled to Hollywood, Universal Studios, the San Diego Zoo, and many more exciting places full of adventure and experience.
Although all of those tourist attractions are fun to visit, there is one destination that will always have a special place in my heart: the beach. My mom, her wife Tina, and I love going to the place where you get sand in your toes and vitamin D on your skin. We usually end up there at least 5 or 6 times every time I’m in California. …show more content…
You have to travel across this blue, curved bridge in order to relax on a wonderful beach filled with white sand and high waves. Surfing, fancy eating, tanning, and many more leisurely activities are enjoyed there by many tourists and visitors every year.
July 15th, 2015, my mom had the day off of work, so we decided to take one last trip to the beach before I had to pack up my suitcase and fly home. Since it was one of the last few days to spend in my little paradise, we decided to go all out and spend the whole day at Coronado. Packing a picnic, the boogie-boards, some beach chairs, and a few other little things, we thought we were prepared for a day of fun and relaxation. What else did we need on a hot sunny day at the beach?
The first part of the day was incredible; we jammed out to my mom’s 80’s tunes, which is surprisingly some of my favorite music, in the car on the way up there. Fleetwood Mac and Michael Jackson will always hold memories for me, not just from that day, but for pretty much every time you got into the car with my mom. While listening to “Seven Wonders,” we drove across the bridge overlooking the water and made our way to the