After the ride we got something to eat. We had all waited a few minutes to go on the next ride. After the few minutes my brother went in a maze that was a walking Dead maze.
It was the last inning in our all-star game, and we were losing 10 to 8. Our team had 2 outs and we couldn’t get the third. Our pitcher was doing bad, throwing all balls, while all of us in the field were tired, ready to fall asleep at any moment. There goes another walk. They score again.
But she got me in line and right when we got to the front of the line someone threw up it smelled so bad. This year the same thing happened but not to us we were in the back of the line and someone threw up and they had to get water to rinse it out and they had to run it again and again to dry it out and it flung water and when it did that everyone moved out the way. When autumns friends was in line we would all ways cute them once one of them jumped over the barricade in the zipper line and he got in trouble and couldn’t ride but his brother talked to the worker and they could ride again. When I was in line for the zipper on Friday we autumn and Nat I went to show the worker my wristband and it wasn’t their but they remembered my face and let me ride
I have been doing some thinking about our conversation a few days ago and have concluded that I will take you up on the offer! I just sold my old bike and now have some money left over that I can use to pay for those seminars. I am going to see how soon I can get this done, I am going to look at the dates and send my form in. I will keep you posted on the status of things as they get processed.
So finally, I said, “fine.” I said, “I'm only going in for $30.” My friends Barry and John were happy I was going in but yet they were mad that they both had to give me $15 each. Barry said have fun and giggled. When I went in the wood cracked when I stepped I felt like i was going to fall through the floor.
I got to school and all of my “friends” crowded around me and told me the plan. We were supposed to meet in the front of the school at the beginning of lunch before anyone gets out. Then we are going to take an Uber to Southland Mall. We are going to stay there until the end of the day and hope that we don 't get caught.
Full Circle It was my senior year of high school and everything was going as planned. I had already been accepted into various colleges to study Math Education. This was the only career I had ever considered. Until now.
The Ride Today, my family and I went to Kings Island and we made it through the exhausting car ride.. We walked into the park and we were started looking for somewhere for a roller coaster to ride like the small ,medium, big, and huge I wanted to go on a medium kind roller coaster. We roamed around a little going around checking all of the places to eat, little games to play, and the huge rides they have. I said to my dad “ There's a lot of places to eat here.” he and said “I wonder why it’s always packed too.”
My Memoir Why are there no lines? Why are there no goals? Why were the benches not moved? Just some of the things that went wrong on 9/12/15. That is the day my soccer team won 8-0 at our first home soccer game. The tensions were high and we were stressed no lines or goals.
Roller Coaster Galore On the morning of July 21st, 2015, Kayla, Carlee, and I arose earlier than the birds to get ready for an adventure. An adventure to the one and only King’s Island in Mason, Ohio. We were all groggy, exhausted, and ready to go by 6:30 a.m. My mom drove us girls, and my brother, Michael drove behind us with Jacob Whatley.
We deicide that we would sit in the middle of the coaster. There were about nine rows on the coaster. I sat the second to the end next to my dad on the end then it was Amanda then brother in law Rob. As they start checking the harnesses my chest felt weak and my stomach was going crazy. The coaster started climbing the for the first and biggest drop.
My very first time riding on one of these monstrous roller coasters gave me a surge of adrenaline. As the ride began, a lump in my throat beat like a removed heart prepared to walk a platform. As the ride picked up speed, the resistance from gravity developed against my body until I was not able move. A practically intangible delay as the wheel achieved the highest point of its climb enabled my body to unwind in a brief state of normalcy. At that point there was an ambush of stomach-turning weightlessness as the machine proceeded with its rotation and I slipped back toward the earth.
Since I was young, I have always had an inexplicable fear of heights. When I stood on the ground and looked up at a skyscraper, my heart would start racing and my legs would become weak. Even worse was when I looked down from a high spot; I would desperately clutch onto the railings and start to feel dizzy. Logically, I understood that there was nothing to fear from an immobile building and that there were safety precautions in place to prevent any accidents, but reason seemed to vanish whenever I found myself in such situations. Fortunately, these occurrences were rare, as I lived in a suburban neighborhood and therefore typically did not encounter any problematic heights.
My Personal Roller Coaster If you have ever experienced riding a roller coaster, you probably might know the sensation you get when you’re up the hill and abruptly decay from the hill without even expecting it. Or what about when you believe you’re steady and stable on your roller coaster ride and think the ride might be over soon. Surprisingly, it is when you suddenly downfall once again in the least expected moment. In real life circumstances, in reality; life is a roller coaster.
I have never really liked roller coasters. Unfortunately, I have come to the conclusion that life is very much like one. The first and only time I rode a roller coaster, I was ten years old and anxiously excited. I lack the precaution to remove my glasses before boarding a silly mistake, especially considering the beast in question is called “The Corkscrew,” a monstrous structure that, as the name indicates, loops up, down and upside-down in a giant corkscrew. I am calm while boarding and as the tangle of gears beneath us clicks and groans.
