Question

descriptive paragraph on vactination day

Answer 1

      Everything started on the last day of classes; it was the beginning of summer vacation and that time of the year when everyone goes out to enjoy themselves with their families and friends. There could be many exiting vacations, but nothing like enjoying a nice and warm summer day. It was on a Thursday afternoon, a day before school year ended, when the family of Carlos called and invited us over to Mexico to spend part of the summer with them. We were not quite sure at first, but after his brother told us how much fun he had over in Mexico the past summer, we started to make plans to go visit them. After couple of hours all the plans were made and ready to take place. We hoped everything would come out just as we thought.
             We left for Los Mochis Mexico, two weeks before coming back to school. The first day was more of an introductory day for settling in; we started meeting Carlos's family and friends of the family. All the fun started the second day, when all of Carlos's cousins invited us over to a party. We left the house at seven p.m. and came back at six a.m. We partied more that night then we did at any other time on our summer vacation. It was not until that day we realized that we had made the right decision to go over to Mexico on summer vacation. Carlos' whole family was very nice and polite to us, I really felt even better than I did at home. They were always there for us and helped us out with anything we needed, even to the point of letting us use their cars! This trip seemed to me to be one full of wonderful experiences

Answer 2

Explanation:

light on this unfamiliar concept. My topic will be about the controversy of vaccinations. I am going to research its history, the effect on your body, advantages and disadvantages. I am also interested in the reasons behind not getting vaccinations for your children, even when the parents could be willingly risking their child’s health and other children’s health. Furthermore, I wonder how doctors and professors view vaccinations and if they believe vaccinating your children is mandatory

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