The box office ( 售票口)



Last Saturday we participated in the PSD’s activity--Mini Golf.

It took us fifty minutes to get the place by a school bus,

and the ticket was $ 5 for each, but if you come alone and are not

in a group, the ticket will cost you $ 7.5.

Actually, mini golf is designed for children to play, but we adults

also had much fun playing it.

There were ten stations when playing mini-golf, and the next station

was always more difficult for us to pass than the previous one.

One of the rules of mini golf is that

a group should be under five people, and each one in a group has to

pick a different color ball from the others’.

This time I picked a blue ball, and it was really a lucky one,

since I had a lot of fun playing the mini-golf with it.

My husband is tall, so it was not easy for him to play mini-golf,

and he often beat the ball with too much strength, which made the

ball fly away over the ambit.

See, I pretended to be a good player in mini-golf.

Beyond the mini-golf field, there is a real golf ball park.