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Personal Narrative: H Is For Hawaii

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H is For Hawaii The first time I’ve been to Hawaii was two years ago in the summer and another time last summer, both on my birthday. They were my birthday present from my parents. The trip wasn’t long, but it seemed longer as I wanted to arrive to badly. Almost everyone’s dream vacation is Hawaii, and I can now relate to that. Then came the arrival, when I arrived it was hot but manageable, we rented a car and went to Hilton hotel. We paid extra for the ocean view. We stayed there for a week so the first day was just to enjoy ourselves. It was so amazing how right outside the hotel was the ocean, the water was so clear and not to mention it was quiet and peaceful. I remember the waves not being much but it was still just an amazing time.

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