The entire tour group was waiting in the lobby of our hotel. Right before we left for the train station we were all told to check to make sure that we had our money and passports. I confidently reached into my back pocket of my blue jeans and it was empty. I wa

It was a personal narrative about an event that happend so I wrote it off the top of my head.

Two guys, wasting a night away, all alone with no parents to tell us no. We were both hungry so we decided to walk up the street to the McDonalds. We were so happy to be eating American food that we ate there for two hours. When we finished our meals we realized that the lonely hotel room was not the place for us so we decided to go out for a night on the town. We walked down many roads, absorbing the energy of the active Paris nightlife. After an hour or so, we ended up at a club where we partied until three AM. We took a cab back to the hotel and collapsed the minute we saw our beds.

The next morning we awoke at about eleven o'clock. We gathered our belongings and set out for the American embassy; a two hour trip across town. When we arrived there, we found ourselves in a four-hour tedious process of waiting in line after line after line. Finally at about six o'clock I received a temporary passport that allowed me to finish the remainder of the tour and return back home to the United States of America. It was off to the train station for us. In ord

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Paris France, United America, Switzerland Italy, Pacific Ocean, Catastrophe July, Adam Ashore, friend adam, european catastrophe, american embassy, paris france, extra night, line line, overnight train, train station, tour director,
Approximate Word count = 783
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)