Personal Narrative: The Place I Call Home

Nevada, Tennessee, New York or maybe even Wyoming, where can you honestly call home? This is not the place you went to school in or every town you moved to, but the place where you really grew up in, the place you call home. The place that really formed who you are, makes up your personality, the way you talk or even how you do things traditionally. Is that the country or city maybe even an orphanage? Worland, Wyoming, made me into the person I am today because of living in the country, the type of school I went to and the way my family raised me. Every time I go on a trip out of state and people ask me where I’m from an I say Worland, Wyoming. Most of them have a really stupid look on their face like they have no idea where that is, and …show more content…
The bowling alley is open during all different times during the day, we have open bowl, leagues and cosmic bowling on the weekends. Open bowl is when anybody from the public can come and bowl, leagues is where you sign up and pay every week to bowl and cosmic is night bowling with lights and music. Leagues are on every day of the week except Thursdays and Saturdays. There is both men’s and women’s bowling teams. Even little kids to high school leagues, there’s a night for all ages to bowl. On weekends for bowling the alley is usually open tell about midnight. The alley does have a snack bar open during bowling season, where they make burgers, fries, sandwiches and sometimes they will have baked goods they made from scratch. The bowling alley is a twelve lane alley, super old decor and smell of grease and oil is lingering in the air. Two walls full of small lockers you can rent out to store your bowling ball and shoes. Out of my family pretty much everybody bowls, my parents, sisters, grandma, aunt, boyfriend and his parents all bowl. So I have grown up around bowling the alley is like my second home, I learned how to take my first couple steps in the