OLD BUT GOLD

        When I was younger, I loved dinosaurs. I watched a ton of shows about dinosaurs, had a ton of dino-toys, had dinosaur costumes, dinosaur games, everything. I loved visiting what I called “The Dinosaur Museum” (which had the official name of The University of Michigan Museum of Natural History, but that was too long and boring). I would go there all the time with just my mom, or my friends. I had a birthday party there. I went to birthday parties there. It was one of my all-time favorite places, and I still love it.

        The museum showcased many awesome dinosaur bones. From carnivores to herbivores, they had them all. One of my favorites was the one I was pictured with here. This was back when I actually wanted my mom to take pictures of me. It’s kinda funny how we lose interest about things with used to love when we were little. Anyway, back to the topic. Everything about the building was cool as well. The architecture and layout and design were all like something out of Indiana Jones. It was a place of dreams and wonders of the lost world, Jurassic Park(*theme song begins to play*). No, just kidding, but it was like a Jurassic Park to me. Though, if Jurassic Park or Jurassic World existed, I would totally go, despite the dangers. Anyway, it was a really fun period of my life where dinosaurs were everything to me. I miss it, but I’ll gladly go back again soon (*Jurassic Park theme song fades out...*).