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Essay On Perfect Weather Day

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My Perfect Weather Day Mohamed Almakrami ENGL 101-SA Description Final Draft Nov/07/2015 Summer is the perfect time of the year. The days are sunny and long with temperatures that stay warm, except for the occasional heat wave that is a bit too much. From a personal perspective, I am attracted to warm climates and sunny days due to the ability to dress lightly and the comfort associated with a warm, sunny day. My ideal weather day would definitely involve lots of opportunities for fun activities, and therefore my choice for a sunny day in summer underlines the importance of the weather with regard to my leisure activities. In addition, the weather should be calm, or slightly windy, but the temperatures should not be too high. …show more content…

Miami is a wonderful tourist destination and the beach frontage is a perfect spot to have fun, meet new people, socialize and network. The smell of the salt air blowing in from the ocean and sound of the waves gently breaking on the shore give me a feeling of tranquility and peace that is hard to find elsewhere. Although parts of the beach are a little too crowded and noisy, I can always find a spot far enough away from the commotion to enjoy some rest and relaxation. I always make sure to bring a big beach umbrella to protect myself from the unforgiving rays of the sun which can bake the skin and create a sunburn that could ruin the summer fun. With a litte care, this day would be different from all other good weather days I have enjoyed because I could get to enjoy it to totality. Unlike all other good weather days where I occasionally get disrupted by work, duties and other activities, this weather day would involve perfect leisure activities, outstanding dining (grilling meat) and catching up with either my grandfather (fishing) or old friends (sports). There is nothing like a nice game of volley ball on the beach with friends and new acquaintances. Sometimes we're lucky enough to have some pretty girls join in (grin), or at least

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