My Trip to Indiana!
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Indiana University
The IU campus was so beautiful! I loved it so much because it looked like Hogwarts! It looked like a castle, with towers and turrets and pointy tops. We walked around the campus for a while. All of the students were home for the holidays, so it was empty. We sat on the benches and talked for a while. taking in how cool everything was. We walked through a park on campus, and played with Oliver. There were some homeless people there that looked like they wanted to eat him. We saw some greenhouses on our way out, and I wanted to go inside and see if Professor Sprout was in there de-potting Madrakes, but I guess the Hogwarts students were home for the holidays too.
While my dad went to get the car, my sister and I went inside one of the little coffee shops to get something to drink. There were some Indian people in there talking in another language, very loudly. We ordered some pomegranate tea, and sat down in some comfy chairs and read magazines. Soon, our dad arrived. We left the coffee shop, then Bloomington, and we were on our way home. It was such a fun time. I had a really great time with my family. We don't get to spend a lot of time with my dad, so this was a very special experience.
Bloomington
My dad wanted to show us Bloomington, Indiana because Gracie is looking for colleges and it is just a cute collage town! When we first got there, my dad took us to this place called BEARS ALE HOUSE AND EATERY. He told us that he used to do comedy shows there when he was younger. We snapped a picture and we were on our way. We parked a few blocks away from the university so we walked there and got to see the college atmosphere. We got to see all of the fraternity houses. I don't know why, but I love looking at the houses. I think some of them are really pretty. I have heard that they are not so pretty inside though.

Nashville, 3
We walked from store to store, looking for the perfect gifts for our cousins. We didn't see anything that was amazing. We walked around an art store for a while; it had paintings and colorful vases in it. It also had a rocking horse out front! That was fun to play on. I was trying really hard not to break it though. We eventually came to a sign that told all about the history of Nashville, Indiana. It said that there was a house built in 1827 in the center of the village. It burned down in 1843 and the new one was built in 1848. Soon, a village was built around it. And that is how the village was made.

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