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Our long-awaited family vacation to Mexico is finally here! We have been planning this trip for an entire year, and now it's becoming a reality. The excitement is palpable, especially for me and my two sisters, Maria and Ivina.
"Wake up!  It's already 5:00 a.m.! "We need to leave in 30 minutes," Maria exclaimed as she tugged on my legs to wake me up. Hurriedly, I got out of bed, took a quick shower, and changed into a comfortable outfit: baggy pants and a black crop top.
"Is everyone excited? Let's go! "My mom shouted as we quickly piled into the car." On our 
ay to the airport, we stopped at a fast food chain to grab some breakfast. I had pancakes, Maria opted for waffles, and Ivina chose sandwiches. Our grandma, Lola Ysabela, sipped on a cup of coffee to warm herself up. Mom and Dad settled for toast bread.
At the airport, my excitement was written all over my face. While waiting for our flight, we did some shopping. I bought new clothes that I could wear for swimming. Finally, at exactly 11:00 a.m., our plane took off.
Oh no!  I suddenly remembered my weakness for plain air. I hate it when that happens. Fortunately, I came prepared with necessary items like airsickness bags and Vicks Vaporub for relaxation. After a few hours, I watched a horror movie that lasted for 1 hour and 40 minutes. Eventually, I dozed off and took a long nap.
When I woke up, we had already landed! "This is going to be an amazing vacation," I told everyone. My sister Ivina, full of excitement, replied, "I can't wait to go swimming! "We headed straight to our hotel, a luxurious five-star establishment near the beautiful beaches and water park.
sAs we entered the hotel, we decided to have a delicious meal at the pancake house. The pancakes were simply mouthwatering, especially with the generous drizzle of syrup. The chocolate chips were a bonus, and whipped cream was my favorite topping.
After our delightful pancake feast, we changed into our swimsuits and prepared ourselves for an adventure at the water park. Excitedly, we put on our favorite swimsuits and packed some snacks. The hotel staff informed us that the city had just opened a new water park, so we decided to explore it on our first day of vacation.
The water park had thrilling water slides, pools, and refreshing sprinklers. Although the slides were initially intimidating, we quickly fell in love with them. When the weather was warmer, the sprinklers provided much-needed refreshment. They even had a wave pool where every child tried their hand at surfing the waves. It was an absolute blast, despite the park being crowded with many children and adults (no pets allowed). We especially enjoyed the ice cream at the snack bar, which also offered donuts and soda.
"This is the best water park we've ever been to," my mom said with enthusiasm. My dad wholeheartedly agreed. The new water park won us over with its fantastic pool attractions, wave ball, water volcano, surfing simulator, and water cascades.
The next day, with the temperature already hitting a scorching 24 degrees at 10:30 in the morning, we decided to spend our day at the beach. I packed my kite, swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen in my day bag. My parents made sandwiches, packed fruits, and brought refreshing drinks for our beach trip. I was thrilled about building sandcastles and playing in the sand. I watched as other kids enjoyed swimming and having fun in groups.
The beach was immaculate, and my grandmother loved the surrounding tall trees. My sister Maria settled down with a book behind a tree, while Ivina and I headed straight into the water to splash and play around. The waves added to the excitement as we splashed each other with water. Eventually, we returned to the shore and built a sandcastle, adorning it with the shells I collected.
When our mom called out, "Lunchtime! "We ran back to where our dad had set up a picnic rug on the grass. As we enjoyed our sandwiches, fruits, and drinks, I noticed some colorful rainbow lorikeets chirping away in the nearby trees. They were so pretty that I threw some leftover bread on the grass for them to enjoy.
Suddenly, we felt a strong earthquake, and fear washed over us. Grabbing Ivina and me, my dad yelled for my sister Maria to quickly leave the beach and go to the hotel. We all ran towards safety, joining the panicked crowd. After the shaking subsided, we made our way back to the hotel, thinking the disaster was over. However, our relief was short-lived.
"The water is rising! The water is rising! "People shouted frantically in front of the hotel. My mom's voice joined the chorus of fear as she urged us to hurry. My sister Maria started to cry, and I did my best to remain composed. My dad and grandmother hugged each other tightly. We ran with the crowd, away from the surging water, until we reached a large stadium about a kilometer from the sea.
In the stadium, we chanted prayers and pleaded for protection, overwhelmed by fear with each aftershock. The water continued to rise, nearly reaching the stadium's yard. My sister Maria, consumed by fear, asked if we were going to die. I reassured her, comforting her with my mom's support, and told her that everything would be okay.
Lola, Carlos, and Ivina were extremely worried, believing that everyone, including Maria and me, had perished. Meanwhile, as Maria and I made our way to the hospital, we saw countless people who appeared lifeless, although they were still alive and covered in blood.
Lola, Carlos, and Ivina desperately made their way to the hospital. After what seemed like an eternity, they finally arrived. They frantically searched for Maria and me until they spotted us. "Where were you?! "Lucia cried out," to which Dad replied with apologies, explaining the difficulty they had in locating the hospital.
Hours later, the floodwaters receded. It was a devastating flood. Lucia, Maria, Carlos, Ivina, and Lola found a new home and tried to have a pleasant day amidst the aftermath of the tsunami.
Upon returning home, we received an alert. "Mom!  Alert! "Lucia called out." "Coming! ", replied Carlos. "Coming! ", added Ivina. Maria asked with concern, "What's wrong? "Lucia responded grimly, "It's a tsunami... again!" "Gasps filled the room, and worry filled our hearts. We feared for Lola's safety.