Descriptive Essay On The Bahamas

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First time I got my purse is when I went on a cruise to the Bahamas and I saw this purse in the $10 store. My first time seeing the purse I fell in love with it because they had in my favorite color, I can carry on my shoulder, and it show people I been to the Bahamas. On that note, ever since then I’m in love with this purse I’m always wearing this purse now. My purse is purple, red, white, and black that says “I heart Bahamas”. Inside of my purse is black all over, but I have a wallet, comb, brush, pencil, pen, charger, headphones, a mirror, lotion, carmex, keys, gum, deodorant and hand sanitizer. All of these things I need in my purse every day so I don’t have to ask anybody else for anything that I don’t have with me on that particular day. Ever since I was in middle school I use to like pink then I end changing it to purple as time went on. Since everybody favorite color was pink I wanted to be different and like a whole another color from everybody. So the next color in line that I like was purple so I try to get that favorite color in certain things I wanted. I still get certain things in purple like my card is purple, my hat is purple, and my purse is purple too. Now as time went on I meet some people who like purple also but it still not as …show more content…
Like my purse I got it says I heart Bahamas it let people know that I been to the Bahamas. I like keep deodorant, carmex, and a mirror with me all the times because you won’t ever know what happen if you didn’t have with you. I think everybody should keep deodorant on them all times because you don’t ever know when your goanna sweat it out or something. That just my opinion on that about deodorant though but everything else I also keep a comb and a brush on me depending on my hair style. You know every day has keep a wallet on them to keep their money or whatever they need in

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