Descriptive Essay-Personal Narrative

I casually walked down the stairs, and I saw something on the table. Confused at what it was, I walked closer. It was a shiny, small, white slip of paper. When I got closer, I realized it was a ticket to the Bulls game. My head exploded like a balloon. My face lit up like a light bulb because of how happy I was. I never went to a Bulls game before and I was really excited. I liked the Bulls a lot and I had a lot of Bulls clothing except I never really watched any of the games and I didn’t know many players. Either way, I wanted to thank him. So, since we was at work, I called him. I’m sitting at the table listening to the phone ring as the inside of me is screaming with joy, jumping around, and my heart is beating faster than a tornado.” I’m
This stadium is humongous!” There was a huge, round, tan stadium in front of my eyes. It said “UNITED CENTER” in big blue letters in the front of the stadium. I sat there staring in awe. When we got out of the car and started to go through security, I realized that the stadium was even bigger than I thought. In the security lines, tons of people were wearing shiny red and white Bulls jerseys and talking about who they thought would win. Once we got past security, we could go inside the stadium. As soon as I walked in, I felt like I was in a dream. My bones were shivering at how amazing it was. I couldn’t believe my eyes. I saw thousands of more fans in the ginormous stadium. We decided to find our seats. The entire concourse smelled like delicious cheesy nachos and warm, fresh out of the oven pizza and other great food, and it smelled amazing. It was very crowded on the concourse. We stopped to get warm nachos and ice cold soda. Then, we walked to our seats. There were thousands of red seats that looked like the same seats they have at a baseball game. The court looked very small compared to the stands, but we were up really high. The players were warming up when we got to our seats. I looked for all the players. We looked at the huge jumbotron and there was a countdown on the screen until game time. After a while, the seats filled up and we kept waiting. By the time the clock on the jumbotron ended, the stadium was packed. There were about 20,000 people there and when I looked around, all I saw were the colors red, white, and black all over the stadium. Then, out of nowhere, the lights went off and everybody started to