A trip to the moon from Kennedy Space Center

It was the day, the day were I was going to the moon. I just woke up and the sun were so bright. i went to the bathroom to quickly take a shower, because it could have been my last shower ever. The water was hot and nice. I went to grab the towel but slipped, what a nice day. I quickly went to get clothes on, when I saw my dog came running towards me. I got on knees and started to play with him for a minute or so. I got up, went into the kitchen and saw a lot of undone dishes, and got frustrated. I thought to myself that I wouldn’t to them, because, it could have been my last day on earth today, so I just grabbed a bowl some cereal and milk. I poured the milk in the bowl then the cereal on top of the milk, and the got to mixing it. It tasted good you know but it was boring. i went to the door, got shoes and a jacket on and then went outside. I locked the door and got in the car. I wanted this day to be the best day of my life, so I quickly went for a drive, this drive wasn’t supposed to be boring so I went 130 k/m. after a little drive I got NASA where a lot of people were waiting to see the rocket to into space. I met Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, they were also going to space with me. Everyone was excited, but us three, we were excited and scared, because we could run out of oxygen up there. Anyways we got suited up with these white big and warm jumpers. It was wild, it was happening now. We went outside and saw the big rocket, and a ton of people waiting. We went up the rocket and got to see it before we went out in space. There were a lot of food and water in here. One hour forwards the engine got started, we were ready to go in the seats. There were much space in here, but that is just how it is. It got warm in there. A lot of pressure came when the rocket got In the air. It was hard, but this was what we have been training for the last three years. Time flew by, and we only had a little window. I once in a while looked out of the window to see, if I could see the moon. And there it was. We landed. I grabbed the flag, and slowly got out. “one small step for man, one big step for humanity”. I’ve done it. My life goal is complete.