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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Mexico, Arizona

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My husband Zach and I have been married 4 ½ years, but have known each other since we were 16 years old. I have an 11 year old stepson, Kaden, who lives with his mom and stepdad in Texas, but he comes to spend time with us as often as possible. We have two dogs and two cats, so our home is full of love and fur!!! In our free time, we love to spend as much time as possible outdoors camping, travelling and mostly just relaxing. I grew up between Mesa, Arizona and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. However, I was originally born in Syracuse, New York. I love to travel and see many different places. I have visited Mexico, France, England and Ireland. I still have so many places to see, but most of all I enjoy spending time with my

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