North Dakota may sound like a dull state, but the people are far from dull. They are the most patriotic people I've ever seen! Below I will be talking about horseback riding, Schlotzsky’s, Medora, the Medora musical
, and playgrounds.In North Dakota we did my favorite thing, which is horseback riding. In every state I want to see an animal that I don't usually get to see. Horseback riding, which was my animal for North Dakota, was the best thing I've ever done! We went horseback riding in the North Dakota Badlands, and it was beautiful. My horse's name was Rawhide; Levi's horse's name was Pepperjack; my Mom's horse’s name was Socks; and my Dad's horse’s name was Poncho. Pepperjack liked to wander off the trail, and Rawhide always follows Pepperjack. That meant Levi and I were stuck going off the trail and then coming back on the trail over and over again. (It was actually kind of fun.)
We went to a restaurant called Schlotzsky’s that I've loved since I was four, and I still love it at ten. What I usually get is a ham, cheese, and mayo sandwich. Their bread is delicious, and their mayo is very melty! Sometimes I branch out and get their personal pizza which has excellent sauce.
We also went to a really cute town called Medora. In Medora we went to a musical, and in the middle of the musical a comedian came on stage. He was hilarious! The musical was kind of interesting. There were different scenes. One scene was about a cowboy wedding. Another scene was about the musical's fiftieth anniversary. We went to a fun playground, and I actually missed swinging on the monkey bars and playing “Don't Touch the Ground” (Don't Touch the Ground is self-explanatory) with Levi.
In conclusion North Dakota was one of my favorite states, probably because I rode my first horse there. North Dakota is far from dull. The people in North Dakota are far from dull as well as the state.
The Daughter
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