Descriptive Essay: A Move To The South

A Move to the South The loud noises of car screeching to a stop, train horn blaring, or police sirens flaring. The typical big city noises that everywhere gets woken up to at night was about to come to an end. North is very different from the South, so trying to adapt would be harder than I ever imagine. It was the summer after 2nd grade, so I was 8 years old. Everything in my house was in boxes, I had no clue what was going on. I was awakened early one morning in August; everything in my room was gone except my bed. There was a huge truck outside my house and they were loading the boxes into the back. At the time I did not know where they were taking it, but eventually the house became completely empty. I got in the vehicle with my mother …show more content…
The whole ride to this new place, I was playing with my dog.I thought we were just going on a road trip, but a road trip where we were taking all the vehicles and the dog, but I was not going to complain it was fun. After a really long time we finally stopped at a Best Western. I remember it being really hot and sticky. Made it difficult to breath at first, but learn real quick that was typical weather for this strange place. The first week living in the place was so scary,but adventurous at the same time. We went to a house in the middle of no where. I remember thinking to myself “ Where is all the houses at and all the kids playing in the streets?” When I went in this house for the first time, I saw all our stuff piled to the ceiling in a garage there was barely any room to get past it. I asked my parents “Is this our house?” They replied “In a few weeks it will be.” When my family and I got in there was strangers hammering stuff and lying down this white block looking stuff. I was told not to bother them and stay out