Titanic

i went to this exposition. it was good because they make some sets with similar areas of the ship. they had some objects they bring back from the ocean. They explain you all the process of construction, departure, the catastrophy, the people who survive, how, and the people who didn't survive. They explain you all the context. You can see how the class distinction was in that time. It was interesting.
At the beginning of the exposition, they give you a boarding pass with a name of someone who really was in the ship. They give you a little description of who she or he was. And at the end, you see if the person you was survivie or not. Was fun. I was Sra. Elizabeth Catherine Ford. I had 40 years at that time. i was from El cabo, Sudafrica. I was married with Thomas William Solomon, and my daughter was Edith Eileen. I had a second class cabin. And i was traveling to Seattle, Washington because the family was moving to Seattle to start a new life. Thomas succeed like hotelier in Sudafrica and he was waitng succeed again in Seattle. But he die. And i never find myself in the long list hahahaha so... i don't know if i make it or not.