Personal Narrative: A Safe Place

1313 Words3 Pages

We all have that one safe place that we go to when we need to escape certain life situations. It’s the place we go to in order to fix all our problems and wash away the stressful situations we might be having. I have a special place that always that always helps me when I am having problems. It is a place where I can do my best thinking to solve all of my problems. When I am at this place I am at peace and all of my troubles seem to disappear. It is the one place that takes over all of my senses and makes me feel free. As soon as I arrive to the beach and feel the salty air blowing through my hair my mind automatically starts to unwind. Feeling those first steps on the soft, warm sand remind me that I am back in paradise. Parked on the street there is a baby pink ice cream truck selling sweet, frozen treats to the children. The happy and carefree energy of all the people at the beach is contagious, and my mood automatically shifts to mimic all of the joy around me. I walk on the warm beach sand until I find the perfect spot. I set my small, red ice chest down filled with cold refreshments for the …show more content…

I start to feel my skin burning from the bright sun rays above me. I begin reading a romance novel and quickly get lost in the beautiful love story. I see mothers trying to put sunscreen on their children. Above I hear screaming seagulls fighting over a piece of food they have stolen from someone’s beach bag. The seagulls scream in the loudest pitch that really rings your ears. It always makes me laugh when you see families get their lunches stolen from a seagull. As I watch them chase after the seagulls, I think about how happy the seagulls for snagging a quick snack. I look back at the ocean and hear the waves crash and roll on the sand. This sound is rather soothing, and I close my eyes and just listen. There is something about the sound of the ocean around gets rid of all other distractions that are

More about Personal Narrative: A Safe Place

Open Document