Personal Narrative: S Is For Strawberry

S Is For Strawberry
When we are kids our parents tend to teach us how important is to eat fruits, what they don’t teach us is what comes along with that. That is for us to experience because only the ones who do, are the ones who can really take something out of it. I am a fruit person; I can say that I like them all but every time I try eating strawberries something interesting happens to me. I am like a little girl looking for what is there to learn about fruits in her first day of kindergarten, but all at the same time, using my five senses.
I choose strawberries that are plump and firm. Medium-sized strawberries actually taste better than those extremely large. Once I am home, I wash them and keep them fresh in the refrigerator. That allows me to eat them after dinner as a dessert sliced into pieces and with whipped cream. But what really catches my attention is the texture. I could say that it is like a honeycomb, but it goes beyond that. When I have one on my hand, I can feel how soft to the touch is on the outside.
They differ in flavor and size that is why I tend to enjoy them more from April to July when they are the most delicious. This fruit is not like the others this does not make a sound when is chewed although it is not necessary. Right, when I bite into it is juicy and gives me shivers because I eat them chilled but once I start savoring, I notice the mixture between sweetness and