Unforgettable composition of traveling alone

In the fourth grade summer vacation, I think I should learn to be independent, so I want to try to leave my parents and travel with my school alone. My parents agreed.

The week before we set out again, my mother and I basically went to buy things we need to bring every day, checking for leaks and filling gaps, for fear that something would be missing when we traveled.

There is still one day to go, so don't worry about what to bring, because my mother said she would help me clean up. However, I'm still a little uneasy. I thought to myself: what should I do if I fall behind when I visit a museum or science and technology museum? I go to bed at night and cry and go home thinking about my parents. what am I supposed to do？ My heart is full of question marks.

I really want to give up now, but I missed this opportunity. When will there be such an opportunity? Hey, am I coming? I seem to have two little people in my head. The little black boy whispered, "This time, we won't go, in case, in case ..." Before the little black boy finished, the little white boy scrambled to say, "You must go, and you can't miss this opportunity. This is a study tour, which will enable you to learn a lot and learn to be independent. " I think what Xiao Bai said is more reasonable, so I firmly chose to go.

The next day, I walked to school happily with all kinds of luggage. When I arrived at the school gate, my mother said anxiously, "If there is anything, just ask the teacher to call me: If there is anything uncomfortable, tell the teacher immediately: Safety comes first ..." My mother nagged me for a long time, and I said, "Ok, I know, don't worry!" My mother gave me a warm hug and put me on the bus.

I kept my mother's words in mind and told her not to worry. Unconsciously arrived at the railway station, we got on the train in an orderly way. We talked and laughed, sang and danced on the train, and it was as lively as a party. We arrived in Beijing at 1: 30 this afternoon. The night I first arrived in Beijing, some students began to cry because they were homesick. Several girls in our dormitory went to comfort her. At this time, I also miss my parents and want to go home.

In order not to worry my parents, I borrowed my classmate's mobile phone and called my mother to reassure her.

During those days in Beijing, I learned to wash clothes and fold quilts into "tofu blocks". I also learned to make chocolate, taste tea, make peaches, make soybean milk, taste freshly ground coffee, and know a lot of cultural relics and technology-related things ... I didn't go to Beijing for nothing. Really benefited a lot!

No matter who you are, you should gradually learn to be independent.

It took a lot of effort to adopt it.