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Personal Narrative: Middle School Field Trip To Boston

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Hi everyone! It 's Ericka. This upcoming spring I have the opportunity to finish my middle school years with a over night 8th grade field trip to Boston. This field trip is to be a lot of fun and lasts a few days, but it 's going to be a bit costly. My school is trying to run a fund raiser to help pay some of the expenses for this trip. So we 're selling Cash Calendars. If you don 't know what that is, please let me explain. It is a raffle contest that lasts through out the whole month of December, where you have the potential to win money. So I am selling each Calendar for $10 each, along with that you have your name entered into the raffle. You have 25 chances to win, and if you do win, your name can go back into the raffle. There is no

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