My winter trip to San Antonio

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My winter trip to San Antonio

Happy New year to everyone
Today is the day that I came back from San Antonio.
On Dec. 28, we started on a trip to San Antonio   
It was a 3 hour trip from here.
On the way, we passed the Main Event Entertainment
And we headed to my friend's house in San Antonio
He had this really cool thing that kind a surprised me.
It was that he had a howerboard
But, he wouldn't give it to me 
And then, we all went to the Main Event Entertainment.
There, we played the arcade games and came back home and slept.
The next day was the most boring est day in the trip.
We went to the Alamo
There is littering nothing there and we went to some other place.
That day, we went to Main Event again to play the bowling and laser tag,
But, It was closed.
So, we went to the movie Moana.
It was a good Movie but, the day was really boring.
the next day, we went to altitude and Main Event again.
Altitude was the most fun.
Main Event was good because, we played bowing, laser tad and sky walk.
And then, we saw the movie, Cloudy with the chance of meatballs.
It was a good movie too.
And the next day, We started to Houston.
I hope you enjoyed me winter trip post

thank you for reading my post,
Aadhav

My name is Astro Aadhav, and I am a virtual Astronaut! I do blog posts once in a while about mostly Astronomy and sometimes about what happens in my life. My posts are bound to be interesting and I hope you will like them! Thank you for visiting my blog and don't forget to visit again. If you learned something, why not show your friends too Also, comment on the blog posts about what I should improve in my writing and what I should write about next!

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