Narrative Essay About Spring Break

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Over spring break this year I did multiple things. The first thing I did was go to a soccer tournament. The next thing I did was celebrate Easter by going to church and then brunch. After that I went to Wilmington with my friend Madi. Finally, on the last day of spring break, I went to the mall with my grandma. I started off my spring break by going to Richmond, Virginia for a soccer tournament. I left last thursday and played on friday and saturday. It was a very large tournament with lots of teams participating in it. Also, there were teams in it from all over the country. We played teams from New Jersey, Florida and New York. The tournament was considered a showcase, which meant there were college coaches attending who were recruiting …show more content…
We stayed at her parent’s friend’s beach house right near Wrightsville beach. While we were down there we went out on the beach for one day and it was pretty chilly, but was sunny. Then after the beach we went to her brother's baseball game. We ended up staying at the beach for three nights. We came back on thursday and I hung out around the house for the rest of the day. On friday, my sister came back from Florida and my other friend, Gray came back from Aruba so that night we all went out to dinner and ate.
Then, to end off spring break on Sunday, I went to the mall with my grandma. We went to Southpoint Mall in Durham and also Crabtree Mall in Raleigh. Both malls were extremely busy and it took us almost 15 minutes just to find a parking spot. We stayed at Southpoint Mall for about an hour and then we went over to Crabtree Mall and shopped there until 7:00. Then, we ate dinner at the Cheesecake Factory, which is me and my grandma’s favorite restaurant to eat at.
Over spring break I was able to to lots of different things. Probably the highlight of my spring break was getting to go to a soccer tournament and getting to go the the beach with my friend. This spring break was fun and I hope next year’s is just as
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