Recap on my school year-Wyatt

 May 2/24

Thinking back on all the amazing things my parents have done for me in this last year, I am sad that it is over. When on the road, I really noticed that I struggled a lot with school. When I went to a public school, I did not struggle much, so the teacher would help somebody who needed her more. School was better with my parents because they could give me or Gibson help whenever or wherever we needed it most.





I think out of the tenting and the motor-homing I would have to go with the tenting in Alaska. I liked the tent more because, when it rained, and I was in my sleeping bag all warm and toasty, I felt super cozy. I also liked the tent because I was able to set up the whole tent by myself. The tent was made for eight people but we only had four people and the family was still complaining that we didn’t have enough space to move around in. When we were in the motorhome, we didn’t put the awning up, or get the barbeque out much. I thought that when we were in the tent, we got pretty much everything out of the car and set it all up. 




One night after dinner, we all asked each other what our favourite place was on this trip. I said that I could not decide because each place that we went to was cool in its own way. I thought that it was all great. Even if you ask me face to face I would not and could not tell you what my favourite place was. 


The best thing I found when I got home was seeing old friends that I hadn’t seen in a long time. I am really happy that we are home now because I like to hang out with my friends, but on the road most kids were in public school so we didn’t get to play with them. 



We are home now. Mom and dad are sad because they had been planning this trip for four whole years, and now it’s over. I am happy to see all my friends and family but life has rolled back to busy again. As soon as we got back home, I had soccer practice along with swimming, outdoor learning and then I have biking starting in a couple of weeks, every Tuesday. The sad thing about being home is that life is so fast paced, but on the road, life was nice and slow. 

The day that we left home I will never forget. 






        THE END

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