Personal Narrative: My State Of Indiana

Indiana to me is the place where I was born, grew up in, and lived in for my whole life. It’s where I learned more about this world and how amazing the state of Indiana is. It’s where I met my friends and all the wonderful people in my life. Indiana taught me my way of living. So when I was told that Indiana was turning 200 years old, I thought about everything that has happened to me in my life and how living here has impacted me in such a positive way. To others, Indiana may seem like a small, and quiet state, but there is so much more about it than just that. It is a place of peace, fertility, and kindness. People who lived or have visited Indiana would understand why this pure, prosperous land means so much to us. Many people here have
enjoyed the rich, fertile soil of Indiana all their lives. It is a state were having a bond with nature is one of the most important aspects of all, that’s why you will see many farms and crops if you ever happen to visit. Not only is Indiana’s geography very welcoming, the people are as well. Almost everyone in Indiana are always willing to help those in need, especially small towns which Indiana is filled with. That’s what I love most about this state. Indiana’s 200th birthday also reminds me of how far this state has developed over the past two centuries. Such as being home to one of the greatest race in America, the Indy 500, which has been present for more than one hundred years. It was also the place that Abraham Lincoln grew up in. More amazing cities and towns have also appeared since then.
I am also glad that Indiana has not lost traits that make this state unique. One of those traits is that the land and air are still pure. Indiana is a state that tries its best to keep itself clean. Because of this, state parks are always refreshing to visit. Museums and festivals are also fun attractions. Indiana is also a place that many famous people came from, especially singers and sports players. Hoosiers are always particularly proud of their colleges and their sports team. There are multiple things that make Indiana a magnificent state. The ones I talked about are what I personally love about it.
Indiana’s 200th birthday has reminded me of the gratitude and appreciation I have for this state. It also makes me excited for the future and what it could contain. Indiana’s 200th birthday means looking forward to spending more time with my family and friends, and making even more amazing memories. If you’re still not interested, or you feel that you probably will not celebrate this event, you should think. Indiana doesn’t turn 200 very often.