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Personal Narrative: The Lion King

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We all have memories. Some good…….some not so good. We all have favorites and ones we prefer not to remember. Well, I just recently got a new favorite. Over Spring break this year, my sister, my sister’s boyfriend, and I, went to Disney World. It was my first time, and I couldn’t believe I was finally getting to go. Especially after all of those years wishing. I think that one of my favorite parts of the trip was getting to see all of the disney movies that I grew up with, come to life. When we went to a park there, called The Animal Kingdom, I saw a character that was from one of my favorite movies. It was Timon from The Lion King. The theme of The Lion King was all over the park, and I really enjoyed it. Even though I saw many other characters
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