Personal Narrative Essay: Oxygen Masks

“Now boarding Alaska Airlines passengers rows 1 to 10 first class!” a woman on the intercom explained.

My mom said that I was going to be fine, but I was still nervous. When I went on the plane it looked fine, but it smelled like a person farted and the fart smell stayed on the plane. I thought that I would not survive the journey to Vancouver because it stinks in there

I wondered “Is the oxygen masks going to pop down because it stinks in here.”

Jordan looked at me like “What are you saying just because it smells in here doesn’t mean the oxygen mask is going to fall down.” sighed Jordan

First, we put away our carry on luggage, and took our seats. The flight attendants explained the safety rules. The flight attendants said that the panel above us, had oxygen masks. They showed us how to put on the oxygen mask. I thought the oxygen mask looked weird, because I saw the bag, and thought, “How in the world could that small bag store enough oxygen for us

When the plane started moving, I started to freak out a bit, but my sister was enjoying the ride. I was clutching the armrest of my seat so hard, my knuckles turned white. The plane went so fast, so I flew back into my seat.

I was screaming “AHHHH I am going to fall out of the plane!”

I yelled “I am so scared!” to Jordan

Jordan told me “This is so exciting!”

When we leveled up in the sky, I looked out of the window. I saw cars on the freeway with people going to work. The plane’s engine was so loud, I thought it would make me deaf.

“Are you having fun Jared,” asked my older sister, Jordan.

I replied, “Maybe, I don’t know yet.”

After an hour or so into the flight, the plane was moving left and right which I did not like. I felt dizzy, like a bouncy ball being tossed all over the place.

“I think I am going to throw up,” I thought to