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Personal Narrative-My Hero's Journey

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I don’t mind at all, but I’ve warned you haha. That’s so great. I love traveling, but my family isn’t really the traveling type (probably because we’re so big and it’s expensive). So I normally travel alone or with my church too. I’ve been on four mission trips so far, but this will be the first year I won’t be going. As for the Grand Canyon, I was too small to stand on the edge, but it’s on my bucket list of things to do.

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