The Jfk Airport Is The Best And Worst Experience Of My Life

I grew up in a little, one red light town, where we have one festival a year that celebrates blueberries, where playing in the mud is not an unusual thing, and where being barefoot is almost normal. I live in the country. The country is my home. So, to think that I would ever end up on a three week stay in a place where the horns never stop honking, the sirens never ceased to exist, and the people are within arms distance all around you, would be crazy. I mean going to the â€Å"Big Apple†, it is an insane idea. The only thing around here that’s big is our barns. I believe that going to New York City was the best and worst experience of my life. The plane ride was an experience that I definitely enjoyed. It was my first time on a plane and, it just makes sense because you get to a place in half the time and, it’s also fun. The JFK airport is a whole experience in itself. The airport is a mall, a restaurant, a spa, a liquor store, and many other things all in one. 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