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Personal Narrative-The Happiest Place On Earth

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As we loaded the bus and settled down, we began our twenty four hour bus ride to what is known as “The Happiest Place on Earth.” The person I sat by on the bus down to Florida was my best friend, Ailie. Her and I go way back, I believe we met in kindergarten. She had been to Disney World multiple times with her family, and as for I, I have never gone there. The farthest I have ever traveled before this trip was to Appleton, Wisconsin. I was beyond excited to finally go somewhere for spring break, especially to a whole new state and to a very beautiful place. I had the window seat on the bus, I mostly just stared out the window the whole time, because I wanted to take in the scenery of each town, city, and or state. I honestly could not believe how breathtaking each state was. My favorite was Kentucky, the reason being when we were traveling down there we got to Kentucky during the night time and we were passing through a city that had a conglomerate of buildings. The building were all lit up and for some reason I found it absolutely stunning. After I had my ten minute long stare out of the window, I went to sleep. My friend, Ailie, had her body …show more content…

I will never forget how much fun I had and how much my feet hurt. Being able to see how diverse it was at Disney, for example, there were people of different ethnicities and people who spoke a different language, and I find stuff like that absolutely fascinating. You can hear people speaking German, Italian, French, Spanish, and much more. I love being able to see people of all ethnicities in one place, if you asked me why, I couldn’t really give you an answer. Being exposed to these new experiences really helped me learn more about how diverse our country is. I love that we can have a place, here in the United States, where people of different ethnicities can feel welcomed. When I went to pack my stuff onto the bus, it was hard, but I knew the time I had at Disney, would forever be with

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