Personal Narrative Essay: Hiking The Disney Trail

Being a whiny child I once was, I complained that the floor was burning my feet and asked my dad if I could walk on the side where it was not hot. My dad said yes and so I went to the side. Then when I got to the end of the shady side, I looked for my dad but could not find him. I panicked and went back and forth, trying to find my dad or mom. For a while, I could not find them, so I started crying and scared that I would not see them ever again.

Then during the last week of July we booked a trip to Dollywood! We got really lucky with our reservations because all of the Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg hotels were booked. There was only one hotel we could get and it was in Kodak. It's about 10 miles from Pigeon Forge. Whenever we go to Tennesse on vacation it's usually never that crowded.

How can I know that after we are done at this camp I will get the supplies I need to survive if I didn’t get them now? I will quit because of the lack of supplies for soldiers at Camp Forge. Third, the cold weather has caused me to freeze and the smoky air has messed up my senses. According to Document C, the air inside the huts is very smoky, but cannot be let outside because of the lack of opening and the cold air. This means that soldiers are constantly breathing in smoky air, which is not good for their health.

Life at Valley Forge was obviously horrible, and the ugly truth is that it wouldn’t get much better. Cold was one problem, smoke was another. Hopefully, the soldiers will have the courage to make it through this devastating time. Lack of food, living conditions, and horrid climate are some reasons of why a soldier would quit Valley Forge. One reason a soldier would quit Valley Forge is the lack of food.

I feel like it educated me a lot on the matter as well. Boyle does a great job at capturing all the aspects of the trials as well as the personal things in Dr. Sweet’s life. I appreciated how Boyle described all the good and bad parts of this controversial period in American history. Even though there are happy parts in the book like how Dr. Sweet won the trial he worked so hard to achieve, I didn’t particularly like how the end of the book ended so intensely. Dr. Sweet’s wife and child die due to sickness and he ultimately “went into his tiny bedroom, picked up a handgun, and put a bullet in his brain” 2.

This shows that a person is willing to pay to go through so much pain, risk and sickness to summit the top of the world. None of these people were forced to climb the mountain, especially Hansen climbing the mountain his second time. There was a specific rule that the turnaround time was at 2 pm, no matter where you are on the mountain you go back to camp, that was the rule. Hansen should have started to turn back to camp, but since he wasn 't able to reach the summit his first time he didn 't want to go back down again. So he kept on going past the turnaround time.

The last example is that you have to be strong heart-rending feeling. Consequently what I’m trying to imply is if you 're surviving with a family member, or friend and they are start getting ill, you honestly can’t do much, but was by their side tried doing everything and watching them just be ill and most likely perish; you have to be emotionally strong. For example, like in the book “The Lost Boys” the boys were devastated that they left their hometown and family since Sudan was a war zone at the time. Just envisage living without my family I can’t maneuver that. In conclusion, people proceed through many ghastly moments in their life to have a better and safer life.

I got a tub of hot water waitin’ for them downstairs.’” Willie can trust that Mr. Tom won’t judge him since he had wet the bed and Mr. Tom didn’t say anything or get mad at him. Willie thought it was a sin to wet the bed because his mom had told him that. “‘Got to start diggin ' a trench fer the Anderson shelter this afternoon. That 'll put muscles on you.’” Mr. Tom trusts Willie enough to let him help with the Anderson shelter. He wants Willie to get some muscles on him because he was so scrawny from not getting enough food from his mom.

By convincing myself I wasn’t really moving, giving up on something I couldn’t control and learning how to fix everything all of a sudden, I got through moving to a little place a little too far away. My life was perfect before I found out. I had several friends, had finally come out to all of them, and was simply just happy where I was. There could have been a tornado hurling around baby Satans or a volcano erupting outside my window and I still would have been like; wow it’s a beautiful day. I was so high on life and expected senior year to only make it better.

THE BLANK STORY_ My life was never easy, my family was messed up, my country, my village, and my state was slowly falling apart, I never got to see my childrens face for the last time, I fought for my country and still not respect and no change. It's like the more I tried the less I succeed. So i'm writing this on my deathbed, so others can know what I had to go through and hopefully learn something. One thing I want to do is thank my kids, charlotte and Daryl for being brave for me and Also my wife who helps me get through this everyday. This isn’t an easy life.