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The fries had some really nice seasoning on it and were cooked perfectly. After I was done eating I felt like I was pregnant, I could barely walk and felt like I was going to burst. When I layed in my bed I felt a relief because my legs were really sore from walking around the island. I sat in my bed and thought of all the fun I already had and the cruise is only half way done. While drifting to sleep I thought of the adventures I would have tomorrow and I was so excited I could barely sleep but I forced myself to sleep. In the morning I woke up last out of my whole family, and everyone was getting ready to go out to eat for breakfast when I woke up. I started to get ready right away, all I could think of were eggs and bacon. We made our …show more content…
Next, my brother and I made our way to the young adult club, when we arrived we all left towards the movie theater so we can make a movie. Every cruise trip, the young adults on the cruise make a movie about zombies. The zombie movie is about a scientist at a school doing an experiment and it goes terribly wrong and everyone turns into zombies except two people. The two survivors fight their way through the school to go on a cruise ship to escape the zombies but the zombies get on the cruise ship with them. The zombie movie ends with one of the two survivors getting bit. In the zombie movie I had two parts, one part I had was being a zombie that died because I was electrocuted and in the other part I was a person that got bite and was trying to survive. Everyone on the cruise was welcomed to watch the movie in the movie theater. After we watched the movie the kids in the teen club left to the basket ball courts so we could play dodge ball. The basket ball courts were on the top floor of the cruise so it was really windy. It was really hard to play dodge ball because the wind would misdirect the dodge balls so it was difficult to hit someone with a

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