spring break

 My perfect, unlimited spring break would begin with a private jet whisking my closest friends and family to Kyoto, Japan, during cherry blossom season for traditional Ryokan stays, temple explorations, tea ceremonies, and scenic train rides to Hakone for Mount Fuji views and onsen soaks. Next, we'd fly to the Maldives for luxurious overwater bungalows, indulging in snorkeling, diving, sunset cruises, spa treatments, and private chef-prepared meals. Adventure would follow in Patagonia with guided hikes through glaciers and mountains, kayaking, and horseback riding, staying in luxurious eco-lodges. The grand finale would be a cultural immersion in Marrakech, Morocco, residing in a Riad, exploring souks, taking cooking classes, visiting gardens, and enjoying a hot air balloon ride over the desert, all while discreet photographers capture our cherished moments, balancing planned activities with spontaneous exploration and fostering deeper connections with loved ones for an unforgettable and meaningful experience

today we did a writable activity 


the assignment took around an hour to finish

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