We went there to celebrate the start of the summer vacation (in Spain the summer vacation start in june). We rode some of our favorite attractions like a two-story carousel, a roller coaster, bumper cars, a drop tower, and more: We also ate at a little food stand.

Around 09:30 P.M. we were still there, having fun and exploring the hole place. We wanted even go to the karts, but must be at least 16 or 17 years old to get there. But despite that, we had a lot of fun there. it was the third time in my life that I had been there, and I never stopped getting surprised by how big and beautiful is that amusement park.

We stayed there until closing time ( if I don't remember wrong, is between 11:00 P.M. or 12:00 A.M.), and, of course, we came back home very late.

It was one of my greatest childhood experiences.

I don’t recall confronting my mom about this, but I knew deep down in my core that something had changed for sure. I was… growing up. I felt different after that day, and began questioning my faith on the different magical creatures my parents had told me about. Was Santa Claus a lie too? The tooth fairy? The Easter Bunny? Were they also my parents?

Even though my head was a little messed up, I still wanted to believe. One thing that helped me keep my faith up was another Christmas day that we spent at my grandma’s house. I went outside to see the sky and… believe it or not, I saw a clear silouette of Santa Clause and his deer sled floating in front of the big, white moon! I never forgot that day, and up until now, I’m pretty sure I saw the REAL Santa Clause.

One of the greatest memories I’ve got is the time I had my first school camping trip. I was 5 years old and was in kindergarten. Each year the school would organise a night-camp at school in which we would sleep right in our classrooms but inside sleeping bags. I do remember that night as if it was yesterday; we had a pizza party and a pyjamas contest. We also ate marshmallows by the campfire -we truly had the full camping experience! We would certainly not sleep outdoors but the idea of spending the night in our classroom seemed crazy! It was an experience we would later wait the whole year for! The anxiousness, excitement and happiness of being at school at night was unbelievable! I would kill for having one again!

This is the last photo that I have of us. I miss it but I'm happy because I had in my life.

We did it at an evening and my friends and i watched disney “horror” movies, it was memorable for me.

I remember that my mom really helped me to do it, she had bought some fake spiders and spider webs, some plastic pumpkins and she made some delicious and terrific desserts like brownies of a werewolf, marshmallows that were ghosts, etc.

She also help me to make a game i wanted to play, it consisted on put prizes into a jelly, and with our arms behind each ones back we had to put our mouths into the jellies and take out those things. It was so funny because everyone were desperate for taking those out.

And this is more or less what i remember about it, but it was an unforgettable day! 😁

It was very cold!

However, I had a great time that day because the place is beautiful and it was my first time playing with so much snow.

Have you ever been to this beautiful place?

If you haven't, I recommend it, but don't forget to dress warmly.

There I understood that the good and the bad learn to live together since it is part of life to move forward despite the problems...

The wonderful thing about it all is that I loved being in the company of my family since they taught me to be respectful, understanding, responsible, etc...

In short, I had a very happy childhood and I thank my parents for giving me the best...