Miami Research Paper

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Running up and down the wooden stairs back forth. I was excited to go to Miami this summer. Throwing in my favorite rip shorts, blue tank and black sneakers. I smell bake bacon from the kitchen. I knew my mom was cooking breakfast before I leave for my trip. I had to put something in my tummy before I took off. Miami is the most southerly city in the continental United State. Miami is a memorable trip to me because of the beautiful South Beach, the different restaurants and the everglades. Chirp, chirp, chirp as I hear and see the lovely black birds past me. While I'm running on the beach, I could see the sun cast its golden rays down upon the cloud turning them bright red, fired red. Its 6:30am in beautiful Miami. I hear the splashing …show more content…

Everywhere I look I could see a massive wait at the door. Lucky for me I made a reservation. I went to this restaurant call "43 Sea". The young male host sat me at a comfortable red booth. My server greeted me right away with her pearly white teeth. All I wanted was a cold water with lemon. While I waited for the waitress to come back, I could smell something fishy. Yes, of course someone order fish. Gross! The restaurant was really coward and full of people with smiles on their faces. Waa, Waa, Wawa! I could hear the baby crying out for its mother. I got the Grilled to perfection; 1 l/b grilled lobster, asparagus, crispy fingerling potatoes. My food came out smelling fresh. My food tasted delicious. I ate everything off my plate. But I had to order dessert. There is so many delicious desserts that I wanted to try. I choose the cheesecake that is made with cream cheese and cottage cheese. Its smooth and creamy, just sweet enough, with a hint of tartness. The taste just blew my heart away. On the 5th page there's 26 dessert listed. I was so full. I couldn’t eat anymore. Picture this sitting at a table with a full round belly. Enjoying every little piece of my plate. While I was down Miami I had to visit the Everglades. It was hot. I got on a white boat with the tall tour guide man to show me around. He told me that 1.5 million acres of the saw grass marshes, mangrove forests, and hardwood hammocks by wetlands.

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