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Personal Narrative: My First Trip To El Paso Texas

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Can you guess where my first trip was to? In May 13, 2003, I had my first trip to El Paso Texas. I woke up at 8am I was super excited and nervous at the same time, because I knew this trip would be a great experience for me. I was going to take a plane for the first time. Me and my family drove thirty minutes to the airport. We arrived at the airport then we walked to the front of the counter to check-in the baggage and print the boarding pass. Twenty minutes later we board the plane. During the trip I watched movies and eat some snacks. During the flight there was some turbulence. That wasn 't a nice moment to remember, but I guess that was a part of the experience to travel in a airplane. That was a five and a half hour trip

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