First Time in Florida
Spring break is always a really great time for students. Spring break is a break from school and that can’t ever be a bad thing.Often times students go to sunny Florida and that was exactly where I was headed for the week. Not only flying for the first time but this would also be my first time in Florida. I was so excited I might have made the teachers want spring break just as bad as I did.
The airport was the worst part of the trip. It was so loud I couldn’t hear the person next to me. On top of that, I kept getting bumped into left and right, it was that crowded. Once we were finally on the plane things calmed down some what. Although there were a few rowdy kids and grouchy parents it went pretty smooth. The plane ride was only about 4 hours. …show more content…
I could already feel the change. Spring break finally felt like I thought it should. Our in sunny Ft. Lauderdale cottage was a few short feet from the shoreline. It had the type of view that you only saw on postcards. The view was truly stunning. The cottage itself had 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a huge living room.
But what’s Florida if you don’t experience the weather and lovely beaches? Since the beach was so close and there was still time left to kill that day, we decided to hit the beach. Much to my surprise there was a party down on the beach. There were flashing lights, a DJ, people dancing and beach balls bouncing. The feeling in the air was electric! I was caught slightly off guard by how different this was from Michigan. I had never seen anything like this before. After a night of partying and beaches I was way to exhausted to do almost
Spring break is always a really great time for students. Spring break is a break from school and that can’t ever be a bad thing.Often times students go to sunny Florida and that was exactly where I was headed for the week. Not only flying for the first time but this would also be my first time in Florida. I was so excited I might have made the teachers want spring break just as bad as I did.
The airport was the worst part of the trip. It was so loud I couldn’t hear the person next to me. On top of that, I kept getting bumped into left and right, it was that crowded. Once we were finally on the plane things calmed down some what. Although there were a few rowdy kids and grouchy parents it went pretty smooth. The plane ride was only about 4 hours. …show more content…
I could already feel the change. Spring break finally felt like I thought it should. Our in sunny Ft. Lauderdale cottage was a few short feet from the shoreline. It had the type of view that you only saw on postcards. The view was truly stunning. The cottage itself had 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a huge living room.
But what’s Florida if you don’t experience the weather and lovely beaches? Since the beach was so close and there was still time left to kill that day, we decided to hit the beach. Much to my surprise there was a party down on the beach. There were flashing lights, a DJ, people dancing and beach balls bouncing. The feeling in the air was electric! I was caught slightly off guard by how different this was from Michigan. I had never seen anything like this before. After a night of partying and beaches I was way to exhausted to do almost