How can I forget that one moment? The few minutes have made my experience a golden one.
I was a little second grader. It was summer vacation, so I was very excited. Like in every vacations, my family decided to go for a short trip this summer, and the destination was Hong Kong. By taking an airplane, we arrived in less than two hours. I even liked being in the airplane, because I loved eating the plane meal. and the stewardess gave me a puzzle to play with. Remember, I was very young. I do not exactly remember the food, but tasting and smelling something so delicious, on top of a creamy cloud that was like a cotton candy felt fantastic.
After my family arrived, we went sightseeing. The street was filled with skyscrapers, and fancy, colorful buildings. Even at this time, I did not know what I was going to see after a day. We already thought that Hong Kong was very developed, and splendid.
Then, I tasted some Thai food. You might ask, "Why did you eat Thai food in Hong Kong?" Well, I do not know. I just remember the eating part. I ate the Thai pasta. It was sweet, and I smelled some coconut. I am sure I liked the food. My family and I ate some other foods, but the most thing I remember, is the dessert. I drank my favorite drink, coconut milk for it. The taste was refreshing, and so delicious. I do not know how to express how I felt, but just know that the coconut milk was wonderful.
On the second day, my family gadded around the city. We saw the ornated street again, and did some eye shopping. Finally, it became dark. For the last thing, my family rode on a large, white boat. Then, the 'one moment' started. The wind was blowing, and I could smell the waving water. Then, I saw, the luminous scene of night. Feeling the breeze, I could see every skyscrapers glowing, with colorful lights. Under that, I saw the deep blue water, reflecting the glistening scene. I will have to say that it was glorious. 
How can I forget this one moment? The few minutes have made my experience to Hong Kong a golden one...
How can I forget that one moment? The few minutes have made my experience a golden one.
I was a little second grader. It was summer vacation, so I was very excited. Like in every vacations, my family decided to go for a short trip this summer, and the destination was Hong Kong. By taking an airplane, we arrived in less than two hours. I even liked being in the airplane, because I loved eating the plane meal. and the stewardess gave me a puzzle to play with. Remember, I was very young. I do not exactly remember the food, but tasting and smelling something so delicious, on top of a creamy cloud that was like a cotton candy felt fantastic.
After my family arrived, we went sightseeing. The street was filled with skyscrapers, and fancy, colorful buildings. Even at this time, I did not know what I was going to see after a day. We already thought that Hong Kong was very developed, and splendid.
Then, I tasted some Thai food. You might ask, "Why did you eat Thai food in Hong Kong?" Well, I do not know. I just remember the eating part. I ate the Thai pasta. It was sweet, and I smelled some coconut. I am sure I liked the food. My family and I ate some other foods, but the most thing I remember, is the dessert. I drank my favorite drink, coconut milk for it. The taste was refreshing, and so delicious. I do not know how to express how I felt, but just know that the coconut milk was wonderful.
On the second day, my family gadded around the city. We saw the ornated street again, and did some eye shopping. Finally, it became dark. For the last thing, my family rode on a large, white boat. Then, the 'one moment' started. The wind was blowing, and I could smell the waving water. Then, I saw, the luminous scene of night. Feeling the breeze, I could see every skyscrapers glowing, with colorful lights. Under that, I saw the deep blue water, reflecting the glistening scene. I will have to say that it was glorious. 
How can I forget this one moment? The few minutes have made my experience to Hong Kong a golden one...