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Panama City: A Short Story

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I have been out with many of fiends before, but there’s only one that’s unforgettable; which took place in Panama City. We did a lot of unforgettable activities which makes that day unforgettable; like we went to Dave and Busters and played every gave in there, even though I sucked at them terribly, we also went to the beach and floated on top of the water like boats. We even got on a jet ski, and saw a very huge wave. When we went to Dave and Buster and played all the games there was only one game that I had won and it was the claw game. It was a very complex game, and when I finally got it made a huge smile appear on my face. Then we went to order our food and they had my favorite food on there I was pizza which is like the best

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