A Challenge to ponder on

Hi Amanda, The trip we when on Thursday, was a blast. There were many colorful characters to see. Interesting though, there were not many people there to show its appreciation. Our group decided this is wonderful place to bring our families and friends. Life like statue, wonderfully structure buildings, decorative artifacts and delicious cuisine, the place was fabulous. Everyone had fun, which was not hard to do because there is so much to see and do. It's hard to imagine living in this small town that they have such a beautiful place like this, but not enough people here to enjoy it.

Dear Rosie, Gone on a school trip to the zoo where the bears sleep and the birds fly in a cage. Not the usual trip expected. Hot day for such an outing but never the less enjoyed much of the day with friends of a feather ha ha. Would take this trip again in cooler weather if time comes around. Love yo you, me

That is a useful challenge for any writer. I should not find it too difficult to do, because I write many informational and instructive articles, where it would be inappropriate to write from my own point of view. When writing a guide it is sometimes necessary to address the reader directly, as 'you' (you should.. or you can...), but it is possible to write a "How To" article without using that word. Avoiding the use of first person pronouns in a personal recollection is rather more difficult, but it can be done by using a journalistic style of reporting, writing a review of the event, or presenting it as a piece of travel writing.