Over the duration of my senior summer I was allowed to experience many wonders as I transitioned out of one segment of my life to a new one; however, possibly to greatest experience out of the entire time period of my summer was my family's trip to six flags. We began planning for the trip months in advance saving money, gathering supplies, and making reservations. We toiled through this segment of planing making sure that all of the details of the trip would be perfect. Once all of our details were lined up ducks in a row and bags packed as if we were to stay for a month, we began travel on the an interstate that was as busy as an ant nest just before winter, as in when they begin to store food, but I digress we weaved through the traffic,
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We planned for hours and hours grinding through hundreds of hotel adds combing through the scams and the genuinely nice institutions. We finally decided to stay at the Red Roof Inn which was just down the road from the park. Our journey began as we set off from the small town of Sandersville, MS, a town that makes Mayberry look like a bustling metropolis. The trip was long and tiresome while our car bounced back and forth in traffic as we balanced between the mighty 18 wheeler trucks and the other commuters as we made our way to Atlanta. We stopped in Alabama to take a bathroom break and stretch our legs at the mall. While exploring the mall, I found a magical ice cream shop that sold the best coffee ice cream I have ever tasted. It was as if the beans had been roasted right before the making of the ice cream. After I finished my magical beverage, we continued on our trip. Finally, we reached our hotel, the beds were fluffy like clouds and the pillows were like they were made for my head. After we arrived we crawled into our rooms to rest for the night for we had a exponential day ahead of us. When we awoke that morning we gathered in my fathers room to discuss the days events and to eat some breakfast before we departed for the park. I enjoyed a large bowl of pops cereal which is one of my favorite breakfast foods. Its is the fluffiest and sweetest food I can imagine
We planned for hours and hours grinding through hundreds of hotel adds combing through the scams and the genuinely nice institutions. We finally decided to stay at the Red Roof Inn which was just down the road from the park. Our journey began as we set off from the small town of Sandersville, MS, a town that makes Mayberry look like a bustling metropolis. The trip was long and tiresome while our car bounced back and forth in traffic as we balanced between the mighty 18 wheeler trucks and the other commuters as we made our way to Atlanta. We stopped in Alabama to take a bathroom break and stretch our legs at the mall. While exploring the mall, I found a magical ice cream shop that sold the best coffee ice cream I have ever tasted. It was as if the beans had been roasted right before the making of the ice cream. After I finished my magical beverage, we continued on our trip. Finally, we reached our hotel, the beds were fluffy like clouds and the pillows were like they were made for my head. After we arrived we crawled into our rooms to rest for the night for we had a exponential day ahead of us. When we awoke that morning we gathered in my fathers room to discuss the days events and to eat some breakfast before we departed for the park. I enjoyed a large bowl of pops cereal which is one of my favorite breakfast foods. Its is the fluffiest and sweetest food I can imagine