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Personal Narrative: My Trip To South Carolina

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I have missed you so much this summer; I wish you hadn’t been away the entire time. I can’t wait for you to tell me all about Germany and the amazing things you did while you were there! Anyways, this summer, I have had so much fun, between traveling, concerts, spending time with my friends, and reading. I started my summer off by flying to Clearwater, Florida. It was beautiful, but it was also extremely hot. A few weeks after that, I went to South Carolina to visit Elizabeth. (Do you remember Elizabeth? She’s Mom’s friend.) While we were in South Carolina, we went to the beach and we shopped a lot. We also went zip lining, which was, surprisingly, a lot of fun. My friends and I went to a lot of concerts and music festivals this summer. My

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