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Personal Narrative Essay: My Trip To Singapore

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Me and my friends planned to travel to Bournemouth about three months before the summer vacation. Each one of us went to his parents and discuss with them about the trip to Bournemouth, so each parent asked his son with which group will you go? when is the trip? why did you want to go with that group? and things like that. I was thinking that will I have some benefits from going to Bournemouth? what will I carry with me in Bournemouth? will I have some new friends? and things like that. I felt very excited and vital, and my friends was too!!! I always talk about my trip to Bournemouth to my friends, my cousins, my parents, my uncles, my aunts, my best friends, and all of the people I know. We then founded a group that has a 5 weeks in Bournemouth, and we were very happy, but we still didn 't have the agreement from the parents. When I saw three of my friends had an agreement from their parents, I convinced my parents to agree for me to go to Bournemouth, so we stayed happy for a long time until we realized that there is two more months to the summer vacation and we stayed calm until the summer vacation came. When the day came that we are leaving our homes/houses I was very happy, and I went to the airport I didn’t …show more content…

Everybody in the group went to the square, because it had everything we needed, and when the time comes for us to go back to the hotel we order a delivery online from the restaurants, and play :- Baloot, Ludo, Uno, and some other games using cards, when the delivery comes we stop playing and go eat, our room was very messy, because most of the people on the group comes to our room and eat with us, play music, play games, and talk to each other, but still even if it is a mess we had

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