Personal Narrative On The Beach

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We were hot, thirsty, and hungry. We had plans to meet Jodie, my mom’s friends, at her condo on the beach in Hollywood, Fl. She had prepared lunch for us. By the time we finished lunch, the storm had passed, it was sunny, the sky was clear, typical Florida weather. We took the elevator to the pool deck and then walked to the beach. We quickly checked the lifeguard flags to be safe. They had lounge chairs and umbrellas set up; we plopped our stuff down and I ran into the ocean. The sand was soft and warm under my feet, except for some seashells. The water was much calmer compared to the Jersey Shore, with warm, gentle waves and a beautiful turquoise color, I could see to the bottom. I spent hours swimming, snorkeling, and walking on

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