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“My favorite part of Florida was parasailing. I went with my family, and it was fun because I had never done it before and it was cool to see the city.”

Ariella Bucio

“My favorite part of Florida was parasailing. I went with my family, and it was fun because I had never done it before and it was cool to see the city.”

Different Spots Vacationed By LHS Students Over Winter Break

During winter break, some students at LHS went to different places, either within the country or around the world. The activities that they participated in varied from sailing, skiing, and going to a football game. A few of those students were asked to share their favorite part of their vacation.

 

“I liked visiting Cozumel because we did a lot of fun activities on the beach; like in the photo, we sailed. They also had a giant trampoline pad on the water that you could go and play on, and I spent time with my family and my family friends.”
Ariella Bucio
“I liked visiting Cozumel because we did a lot of fun activities on the beach; like in the photo, we sailed. They also had a giant trampoline pad on the water that you could go and play on, and I spent time with my family and my family friends”, said Samantha Skarbek.
“I liked going to Disneyland [in Japan] because I hadn’t been there in 10 years and I kind of remember places. My sisters wanted to go on all the rides but I like to buy stuff, so I was just at all the shops and they were on all the rides. But it was really fun to be in the environment because you get this feeling…it’s kind of like magical.”
Ariella Bucio
“I liked going to Disneyland [in Japan] because I hadn’t been there in 10 years and I kind of remember places. My sisters wanted to go on all the rides but I like to buy stuff, so I was just at all the shops and they were on all the rides. But it was really fun to be in the environment because you get this feeling…it’s kind of like magical.”
“My favorite part of Florida was parasailing. I went with my family, and it was fun because I had never done it before and it was cool to see the city.”
Ariella Bucio
“My favorite part of Florida was parasailing. I went with my family, and it was fun because I had never done it before and it was cool to see the city.”
“My favorite part of Texas was going to the Cowboys game because it was really fun. I really liked spending time with all my family and watching the game because I love football.”
Ariella Bucio
“My favorite part of Texas was going to the Cowboys game because it was really fun. I really liked spending time with all my family and watching the game because I love football.”

(Claire (left) and her sister Laurie) “I loved all the food and the different art [in Spain], and the sculptures of all the goddesses were really beautiful and the churches were beautiful too.”
Ariella Bucio
(Claire (left) and her sister Laurie)
“I loved all the food and the different art [in Spain], and the sculptures of all the goddesses were really beautiful and the churches were beautiful too.”
(Eloise (left) and her sister Marielle) “I really liked the snow because it wasn’t snowing [in Libertyville] and it was snowing the whole time we were [in Michigan], so it was really good for skiing. [My favorite memory was] when my sister and I went skiing on a part of the hill that didn’t have anyone on it, so we were the only ones.”
Ariella Bucio
(Eloise (left) and her sister Marielle)
“I really liked the snow because it wasn’t snowing [in Libertyville] and it was snowing the whole time we were [in Michigan], so it was really good for skiing. [My favorite memory was] when my sister and I went skiing on a part of the hill that didn’t have anyone on it, so we were the only ones.”

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