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Personal Narrative: My Father's Wedding

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Sherlin Callejas My sister wedding One week before the wedding. My sister and her boyfriend were happy mostly my mom, because she was excited that one of us would get married soon, but my sister was the first of all us. Rubi was ready to make her life with Troy. Four days more for the wedding I was packing my stuff the wedding was going to be in Florida at the beach eight hours of driving it was long. My mom called us to the living room she wanted to tell us something really important she said.” Well you know that Rubi”s wedding is coming and we decide to leave tomorrow in the morning to get the decorations ready and the beach ready.” After my mom end talking all my brothers went straight to their bedroom to pack their stuff, but my mom stop me for a moment she said,” Hija you have a important job to do.’ I said.’’ What is it that you what me to do.” she said,” You need to help your sister with her dress and the decoration went we get there to Florida.’’ I was happy …show more content…

I was really tired i went to bed my friend sent me a picture of her in New York she was spending the summer with her sister i texted her back said that we are already in Florida and that in three days was going to be the wedding. Two more days for the wedding and my plans for today was going to the swimming pool that my tio Jose has and helping my sister with the decorations. My sister called me she said,” Ready to help me with the decorations we have a lot to do.’ I said,” Yes I am ready mom and tia Andrea are going to help us.’’ she said,’’ yes they are going to help

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