Personal Narrative: Water Towers

We left at 2am. We were all tired and ready to get into the car. Henry was already in the car sleeping before we had finished packing the car. I had my bag, pillow, blanket, phone, and headphones. What did the stuff look or feel like That was all I needed. I got into the middle row which had one seat up while Henry and Caroline were in the back row together. I liked not having to share my space with anyone except our dog, Baloo. Baloo was not a very energetic dog so he was never a bother to me give more detail about what baloo looked like. My siblings and I were waiting in the car while our parents were turning off all of the lights in the house and making sure the animals were where they needed to be.what animals needed to be where? Once we
Once again, my dad and I were the only ones awake. He had the AM radio on high and was singing along as he was driving. What kind of music?Henry was snoring with his head up against the window. Caroline was soundly sleeping with her mouth wide open. Was it funny? I watched out the window to observe the passing cars and the states on their license plates. Water Towers were enamoring to me for some reason. For some reason, I thought they were really cool.what did the water towers look like? So I rested my head on my pink satin pillow and observed the various cars going by and water towers. It was not long before my dad realized I had awoken. I asked him if we could drive through somewhere to eat but instead he suggested I should go back to sleep. I did not comply. I would try to go back to sleep but that was difficult for me due to all the distractions surrounding me. What were the distractions? I saw the edge of the wooden clipboard with my friendship bracelet Caroline had helped me make. I began working on the tangled up friendship bracelet. What did it look like? I was frustrated because I kept messing up so I closed my eyes and put my headphones back in.what type of music were you listening to I felt so relaxed and at peace. It wasn’t until about 12 that they had woken up. We had trouble agreeing on where to drive through to get food so my dad flipped a coin. None of us were ever satisfied with where we ended up driving