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Aleonysh [2.5K]
3 years ago
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Write a narrative of approximately six hundred words set in the far North. The story can be based on personal experience or it c

an be completely invented,
English
1 answer:
LUCKY_DIMON [66]3 years ago
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When my parents came up with the idea of going to the far north, having a different and innovative experience, I believed it could be cool and a constructive experience for my life, but I was deeply mistaken and I would like to go back in time and prevent this trip.

The extreme cold is causing me very badly. I was barely able to move, due to the cold and the innumerable layers of clothes, which seemed to have no effect on the intense climate that received us in the city.

I would have preferred to go to some beach in South America, I believe the experience would be much more pleasant. Keeping warm and wearing nice clothes, trying delicious foods and feeling your toes seems like a more profitable situation.

"It's not as bad as it looks." My mother said "At least the landscape is beautiful".

"Yes, if you like the landscape with endless snow." I replied with a frown.

"Don't be so negative, we can go to the hotel in a little while and have a big glass of hot chocolate" She said smiling.

I spent the first day frowning, I was hating the trip, but I realized that I was being more uncomfortable than the environment and I didn't want to spoil my experience or my parents' experience, so I decided to change my behavior and try to enjoy what the place was good. Even with the agonizing cold, I discovered things that I liked and made the trip even cooler than I thought.

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