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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Myrtle Beach

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I’m sitting on Santa’s knee and he is giving me my present and everyone is taking pictures and you will hear laughing all around and see all smiles as we are at my grandparents house on Christmas Eve. We go from getting presents from Santa Then we do Secret Santa . After that we go from the Secretto the best part of the night . Every year since about 2003 me and my family have gone on this trip to Myrtle Beach and It's one of the best weeks of my life . My grandparents give me and my family this envelope and inside it says”We are going to Myrtle Beach on the 3 of June”. I'm so pumped up right now I don’t think that I would be able to go to sleep and you would think that since it happens every year that I wouldn’t be surprised anymore, but …show more content…

Every other day we go out to eat . It’s always a great time because my family is so big that we have to make reservations like 3 hours before we go out to eat.After we are done eating we have so many families that they don’t know what the kid is on what check so usually when we go there is a fight and the parents are talking and sometimes it's so funny. On one of the last days we make a big sand castle and we call it the annual castle . It's usually about taller than me or even as long as me . When the tide comes up we have to build walls and block the water from getting into the sand castle and destroying it . So when the levees get destroyed we have to lay down where the front of the castle so the water doesn’t destroy it .After that we have sand in our pants and the next day you usually get rashes and you can’t walk and it's just a great time .

After all, this was the greatest trip of my life and I can’t wait to go next year again. This has been the greatest trip ever because we had so much and i could drop everything and spend a week with my family \.MY family is a big part of my life they will always be there for me no matter what happens because they will have my back . Be thankful for your family

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