Personal Narrative: My Interview With Dr. Angela German

As I interviewed Dr. Angela German, our conversation ranged from early childhood to traveling. Some of her favorite things to do are reading, traveling, and watching television. While reading and watching television, she enjoyed anything that had to do with traveling. As a child, her family couldn’t afford to take summer vacations. She often dreamed of a better life that includes seeing the world and many different aspects of the world. Traveling has become one of her favorite hobbies. Motion sickness has been a problem that Dr. German has battled all of her life; therefore, she prefers traveling by land than by air. Even though she would get to her destination faster by plane, traveling by land is still preferred. In addition to motion sickness, Dr. German is also afraid of heights. She also feels that her chances of …show more content…
Driving a car yourself, allows you to be more flexible and adds more of a personal touch to a vacation than flying. Listening to music and eating are some of her favorite things to do while riding. While traveling, she packs snacks to bring with her and sometimes stop at a restaurant. Watching movies are also a way to help pass time. Conversing, reminiscing, and retelling funny stories results in precious family time. Dr. German said, “Driving long distances allows you to reconnect with your family.”
Scenery is what interests her the most while traveling by car. It is very beautiful and unique in many ways. All of the different kinds of animals she sees on the side of the road just fascinates her. Every time she sees a different kind of animal, she records it in a book. She has recorded seeing a moose, big horn sheep, and many large elks while traveling in mountainous areas. Seeing these animals in their natural habitat cannot be captured on a plane. Also seeing snow-capped mountains and streams flowing as a result of melted snow is peaceful and