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Personal Narrative: Experiencing The Rocky Mountains

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I was a baby when my parents brought me over from Chicago to Denver. Making Colorado my home. When I was younger and we would have family members from out of town come visit and the first place my dad would want to take them was somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. I hated it! It was always in the blazing heat and we would have to walk for miles to get to a sight. This was cruel and unusual punishment.

As I grew older I came to understand why my dad would always take family members to the mountains. They don’t have this back home. Experiencing the mountains is not something they can do on a daily. Being from Colorado it is something that we have gotten so accustomed to that sometimes we take them for granted.

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