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As a forty-four year old lady with a family, I was very nervous about boarding the R.M.S Titanic, for the sakes of my whole entire family. Recently my daughter Dorothy almost drowned in a well
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Original Writing By Chris Messina It was the morning of the tenth of April, 1912, and the R.M.S Titanic was ready for sale from Southampton harbour. There was a sense of purity in the air, a fresh start, and a whole new life, the R.M.S Titanic was near enough ready for its voyage to come. Travelling with no source of relatives at all except my own family, I was nervous yet still very excited. The whole entire ship was fully packed, the atmosphere was outstanding. Everyone was leaving their loved ones and many were leaving their homes, but for my family and me, it was a fresh start to come. Straight away I wanted to explore my part of the ship, third class, although it was the lower class and the least luxurious part of the ship, I was still eager to search around and get used to my accommodation and life style...
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