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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Mandi

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Hi, I 'm Amanda Johnson, although, I prefer Mandi. This is my third semester at Lone Star and I 'm looking forward to finishing my Associates Degree then transferring to University of Texas at Austin. Something interesting about me is that two summer 's ago I took a trip with some of my classmates through EF Tours to London, Paris, Versailles, Barcelona, and
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