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My Unforgettable Experience Essay

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It was a dark and stormy night and the last normal thing I can remember is having dinner with my friends, and I’m not sure how it went so wrong so fast. I am still shaking in fear and can still hear the gunshots ringing in my ears. I am so alone, seeking for help and trying to survive. What I thought was going to be an unforgettable vacation turned out to be a complete shit show. Four hundred people dead and two hundred injured, somehow I made it out alive. Who knew what else this vacation would bring. I would soon learn that I was the only one alive out of my four friends.
The dream graduation present for my friends and I was going on a Caribbean cruise, and we have never looked forward to something so much before. We started to pack and planned every day of our vacation with excursions, shopping, and simply just relaxing. We took off on the ship with nothing but laughs and good intentions for a great vacation. As we stepped on the ship we smelt the delicious food and salt in the air. The first thing we went to do is check into our room and get …show more content…

He welcomed me to this island and i told him the tragic story. I have no reception, and i 'm not sure on what to do from here. I 'm enjoying this boy but it is time for me to go home. It turns out this nice boy decided to buy me a plane ticket back home and I could not have thanked him enough. I miss my family and still can not get over what just happened and that i 'm all alone now. It is crazy who people turn out to really be. I’m so thankful to be alive and be on my way home. This vacation was supposed to be amazing but no one ever saw this coming our way. I’ll have to live with this horrible event that happened to my friends and I for the rest of my life, which is horrifying. I know very well that would be the last damn vacation I go on for a

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