Matthew Tarditi 12/7/21

Usher/Fingerman

CP English

Vacation

When I was 10 years old, I went on a perfect vacation to Hawaii. As a younger kid, I

thought Hawaii was going to be horrible. I did not want to go because it was a super long way

there, and Hawaii is just beaches and sun, which is alright but when you're going there just for

beaches and sun it’s just horrible. After the million year long plane ride there we finally arrived,

when I got off the plane I felt as if my legs were about to snap off. I was in a bad mood and I

was upset until we got to the hotel room. It was massive and had a view of a pool, the trees and

a sight that never ended, and got more amazing by the second. Everyone else went to go do

their own things, but I just layed on the bed, and it felt like I just fell down onto fluffy clouds in

heaven. When I woke up I was in a way better mood, I felt like a whole new person it was

insane. I did everything this day I explored whatever I possibly could and was feeling great! Until

I my younger brother got sick and we had to go back to the hotel room. It sucked but I still felt

amazing, he was fine after the next day. The next day I went to the beach and went in the water

and it kind of revived me, because the vacation had been a roller coaster of emotions. After

around a week or what felt like 2 hours ended, we went home. On the long way back I just

thought about how great the vacation had been and how much better it could have been as well.

But I also had learned a lot from the trip one thing I learned was not to think of the bad things

and to embrace the good things.