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The Meaning of Emotion

            Have you ever imagined yourself sitting on the sandy beach and soaking up the sun's golden rays? Have you ever imagined yourself being surrounded by thousands of tan, beautiful people waiting for the sun to go down so everyone can party it up? Well this is just what I experienced this summer!.
             My sisters and I took a vacation to Cancun, Mexico this summer on July 14th through July eighteenth. We left my oldest sister's house on the night of July thirteenth and drove to Dallas, Texas so we could catch our plane the following morning. When we arrived at the Holiday Inn in Dallas I fell asleep immediately. The next morning we woke up and caught a shuttle to the Dallas airport. We all got on our flight with Fun jet airlines at 11:00 that morning. The airplane had about seven seats on each row. I sat by my oldest sister, Jenny, and an Italian guy who had a funny accent. I was so bored that I fell asleep and before I knew it, we were in Cancun.
             My sisters and I were getting our luggage from the airport when I looked up and saw the most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life. He was tall, dark, and handsome. I didn't really think much about it at the present moment because I was in Cancun and I was about to have the time of my life. .
             We had to catch a ride with a shuttle from the airport to the Oasis Cancun, the hotel my sisters and I would be staying at for the week. We each had to tip the driver ten dollars for a ten minute drive to our hotel. The people expected every single person to tip them for the smallest tasks.
             After we checked into the hotel, we had to nearly beat the bellboy for our luggage. He thought he would take our suitcases to the room for us but we didn't want to tip him so we took them ourselves. After finally getting settled into our room, we had to decide what our first night in Cancun would consist of. We decided to change clothes and freshen up a bit before heading down to the hotel restaurant to grab a bite to eat.


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