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Personal Narrative: I Love Seaworld

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I loved SeaWorld. SeaWorld had something other parks didn’t have; it had Shamu the friendly killer whale, which I would later find is truly an oxymoron. My parents took me to the ocean all of the time and when I saw the Shamu show at SeaWorld I realized that I too could find a large killer whale, become friends with it, and eventually establish a friendship with the massive whale to stand on top of its mouth while it craved some fish. While my dream of becoming a trainer in Shamus’s tank has sunk, my creative nature is fueled by any visit to the world beyond my classroom.
So naturally, I was interested in Biology and the Sciences. Every summer I spend a minimum of 2 weeks at Zuma Beach or Leo Carrillo exploring every faucet of the deep blue
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