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Personal Narrative: A Story Of Orlando

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It was a fine sunny day. The blazing sun of the desert beats down on all the clammy people walking around. The main characters in this story are my mom, dad and childish younger brother. We are in Orlando,Florida. Our parents took us on vacation in the spring. I was five years old at the amusement park Magic Kingdom in Disney
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