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Personal Narrative: My Aunt's Home

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Hot, sticky, and in desperate need of a shower is how I felt when walking out of the airport. We had just arrived in the sunny city of Orlando, Florida I was very eager to get to my aunt 's house to get out of my travel clothes and into something more appropriate for the weather. When we got in the car, I was elated to be visiting my aunt and to be in Florida for the very first time. Everything just looked different from the streets to the trees. I was born in Washington, DC and it 's usually very cold and crowded, but Orlando was different and something I couldn 't wait to explore. Driving through the city to my aunt 's home was very exciting I only wish I could have enjoyed it more, but jetlag was setting in quite fast. As I struggled to …show more content…

So after spending some time catching up and talking, we decided to go to medieval times for some entertainment and dinner. We were preparing to leave, and I made a proposal that I should drive of course you would have thought someone died they way everyone reacted. I was just learning to drive at the time, and everyone was pretty much scared for their life honestly I don 't blame them, but I wanted to drive anyway. I somehow convinced my aunt and my mom to let me try, and they eventually ended up getting on board. So I drove us to the location without any problems, I was so happy this vacation was starting out great for me. We sat down at our table and enjoyed and an extraordinary show of knights and horses going to battle to save their kingdom all while enjoying a delicious dinner of the most rustic medieval food you can think of. I truly enjoyed the meal, and the show was something I had never experienced and was a memory I will always remember. My aunt ended up driving us home which was fine by me because by now I was tired enough to just past out where I

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