So recently a few of my classmates and I got to skip a day of school and go to Disneyland. Yeah. Our school is awesome. We get to go to Disneyland. It was a very, how you say, eventful trip. Here are some things that happened.

- My group decided to go on the tower of terror. It's a really great ride, and if you haven't been on it I recommend that you go on it. If you have been on it you know about creepy hotel people. The creepy hotel people are the Disney cast members who work tower of terror. They basically torment you and try and scare you into chickening out of the ride. So I decided to just be totally happy and nice to them and act completely oblivious to the fact that we were at a haunted hotel about to die. So the guy came up to me and said "Enjoy your stay at the hotel" in this really creepy voice, and I said "Thank you!" in the happiest way possible. He didn't really know how to react, so he made kind of weird face and said "You're welcome" in a really startled voice. So I'm going to do that from now on.

-My group also decided to go on the Ferris wheel. We ended up getting on one of the carts that rocks back and forth, which was a horrible decision on our part. The second we started riding it rocked and we all screamed and gripped onto the seats. Then we burst into this song that we did for our spring concert. It was in African. When our group got to the top we started rocking back and forth again. Then, we heard the voice that says things about technical difficulties. My group members all started freaking out and screaming and doing normal things in that kind of situation. I, on the other hand, don't really do normal. So I started belting "Let it Go" at the top of my lungs. Eventually we started moving again, and then we got off and I vowed to not do the Ferris wheel again. Ever.

-We did a recording workshop where we had to sing a song and they put our voices onto the animation from the movie. One of the songs we did was True Loves Kiss from Enchanted. We all had to sing the parts of the forest woodland creatures, so the guy told us to sing like chipmunks and squirrels and birds and whatever animals do housework these days. We sounded like DEMONS. I will have nightmares from it. But the best part was that someone had to sing the part of the princess, and the guy picked a boy. His name is Severin. He has pink hair, which I guess that if you name your child something like Severin, he is definitely not going to be normal. So he sang it in this really deep voice and it sounded like the princess was drunk.

So that was our adventures at Disney. I want to go back and do more rides. Just no the Ferris wheel. Never. Ever. Again.

-Sophie