Tiredness Descriptive Writing

We drove to the location of the bus as the sun was on its daily rise. The feeling of tiredness was not present due to the overwhelming feeling of excitement. The moment was finally here. When we arrived, everything seemed to move slower, but I soon realized it was the anticipation and caffeine that kept me from falling asleep. We took my sleeping bag, my bag of clothes, and my backpack out of the trunk. My father and my sister, Stephanie, were there to goodbye and as I was heading on the bus my dad handed me a hundred dollar bill and said, “Have a good time in San Diego Kiddo.” I smiled, grabbed my luggage, and got on the bus.

I sat and waited for a while as others boarded the bus,but my friends still weren’t here yet. After what seemed forever, my friends arrived and sat down next to me in one of the three seated rows. Then I noticed my G.A.T.E. teacher getting on the bus. She told the driver to start the bus. It whirred into motion, and we saw the the wondrous valley stretched before us. We were, finally, on our way to the San Diego Zoo. …show more content…
They explained to us that this was where we were going to eat lunch, and they mentioned we had two choices Burger King or Del Taco. With a bound of energy, all but five climbed a wall and ran inside Taco Bell. We all gathered in line,got our food, ate, and I took some funny pictures of my friends as they devoured the food. We then drove for about an hour until we arrived at the zoo.

We went, first, to a tram that went over the zoo, and we saw the entire zoo, all the animals, and learned about the park from one hundred feet in the air. We, then, explored the park and what it had to offer. We around and saw all the animals, but my favorite were the pandas. We all enjoyed the zoo and hated the fact we had to leave. After, thirty more minutes we arrived to the