It was a cold, wintery morning, and there was snow resting on the motionless tress. The roads had an inch of very thin snow on them and driving conditions weren’t terrible. The airport from our house is around a five-minute drive, so we got there presumably quick. Once we arrived at the airport I hugged my grandparents and cousins and checked in. There was no lines for anything because it was so early in the morning and we went through security in less than 5 minutes, now all we had to do was wait for our plane to take off. We sat at our gate for what felt like hours, as we watched many people come to the gate with huge smiles on their faces. I was a little nervous for the flight, but my excitement to land in Aruba was much stronger and overtook my nervousness. We finally boarded and I took my window seat as I usually did. My mom took the aisle seat and my sister sat next to me. My cousins sat behind us and my grandparents in front of us. The 5 hours felt like a lifetime, I couldn’t wait to get off of the plane and into my bathing suit. My mom woke me up with 15 minutes left in the flight to say we were almost there, I looked out the window and all I saw was the wonderful, bright blue color of the Caribbean Sea. The water was so clear I could see fish swimming and the bottom of the sea. I saw many boats fishing and just going for a cruise in the perfect day in paradise. Then I looked …show more content…
There is a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and everything else you need. If you went past the kitchen there would be a room with a queen size bed, flat screen TV, a porch for viewing, and a bathroom. If you went to the right, there would be a dinner table and a couch with another TV. There was also another porch and two other rooms with the same things. I put my bags to the right and immediately claimed my room I was so excited. I changed into my bathing suit then when to the pool with my sister. The temperature was 89 degrees and a little cool breeze. The pool was the perfect temperature to cool us off whenever we got too hot. Another thing I would always do when I was too hot, was go to to the bar and get a strawberry daiquiri. My sister was a fan of the piña colada, but I didn’t like them because of the pineapple. I loved the pool, but I thought the beach was much better. You had more room to run around and play sports and do fun activities. My family would always start the day off in the pool then later go to the beach and hangout there until the sun went down. The sunsets were amazing scenes to watch, the colors were sights I had never seen before. Then after watching the sunset we would go out to dinner, and eat the delicious food. After we would go back and go to bed. The time flew and pretty soon it was the last day before we had