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At the age of five years old, I remember riding my pink bike around the park. My mother told me that it was time to take off my training wheels and learn how to ride without them. We took them off and I started pedaling. All of my family members were there telling me to pedal faster. I got going at a speed of what five year old me thought was as fast as a plane.
As we walked inside the dirty, salt stench, of a theme park, My sister started going nuts wanting to ride everything. My parents told her to wait a minute while they got themselves situated. Finally the part of the trip I was dreading the most, the part where I had to go ride the blue streak. The line wasn 't too long so we decided to go. I sat in the car with my sister, which by the way was a little bigger then me, so the bar that came across our lap only went up to my stomach.
but i never thought that i would be good so i never tried it. Then there was this rodeo in Dierks and and they have it every year. They have bull riding every year but this year they had bull riding for kids from seventeen to one and two year olds for the first time and it was my chances to ride one.
My Ride on Cheetah’s Hunt When I was in Florida I went to Busch Gardens with my friends. We were gonna go the ride Cheetah 's Hunt. It took a long time to get in the front of the line. When we finally got to go on the ride I sat next to my best friend Nick. As we were about to go, a guy said the safety warning stuff.
When I started high school, the club that excited me the most, was National Honors Society. So, at the first chance I got, in my sophomore year. After being a member for a year, I quickly realized that I wanted to take on a leadership opportunity in the club. So, I took a shot for the stars, and campaigned for being president of Honors Society. Though I had some competition, I put my all into composing a speech, and I won the presidency, and I have been president since.
During my freshman year I was a really isolated student very unwilling to volunteer willingly for anything, much less take up a leadership position. Then one day I went to my counselor to see what I could do that could help me for my future, she directed me to the school’s Upward Bound program, and after joining this program my eyes have been opened dramatically. When I joined I had no idea how much work went into applying and getting accepted to university, I did not know what a transcript was, a resume, GPA, or even community service hours. However, the thing that really impacted me was the leadership aspect, I had never been a leader or even thought about leading anything, I was usually just like the follower that obeyed instructions. So when the time came I decided I was going to run for class president, and that was
The poor thing. A fascinating tour our outback. I jumped on the big creature. The cold water in my face. My dress flying everywhere.
Everyone has traveled a different road to get to where they are today. Some roads may have felt longer and more rough, but they were worth the ride. My road to literacy started out on what I would call a dirt road that had a steep incline. What I could not see at that time was that once I got to the top, I had a smooth ride ahead of me. If I would look back at how far I have travelled I would say it was worth it all the struggles along the way, but what is important is the sponsors I had that pushed me along the way.
You could ride her bareback and she would let you get on and stay on with no problem at all. She is such a good horse. When I was 7-8 years old I fell asleep on her back, and she let me.
When I was 6 I was forced to horseback and I hated it. One weekend , when my family was upstate my friend Mia’s mother invited us to the barn they had been riding at. When we arrived I remember my initial response to the stable. I was focusing on the horrible smell when I walked into the stall I stopped thinking about it.
It all started with a fantastic day when I was getting to go with my uncle to try a horse, but this day was a day that I faced my greatest fear. I had only tried about two horses, and I really enjoyed trying horses. He came and picked me up around 12:00, and we was headed to Mena where the ranch was that he was working on. I was so excited, to being able to go with him. It all started, The day before I didn't want to do anything that day
It was the summer of 2010 when I rode my first horse. I was so scared because I have never rode one. I was so scared I was shivering in my boots. I kept thinking “ I’m going to get bucked off oh my gosh!
Let me start off by telling you the story, I was 8 years old and I have never been to 6 flags before and I saw commercials about roller coasters and I was so excited until we got there. I saw all the roller coasters and thought to myself how fun they would be the biggest one was the superman
Now it’s just like all the other horses. It’s lost its― Horn! It doesn’t matter. Maybe it’s a blessing in disguise. You’ll never forgive me.
So we got down to where we went and i watched at first having no intention of trying it. A couple minutes later i decided to try it well like most things at first when u try it you're not very good at it, and that was my case. I kept going to see if i would get any better and for the first 20 minutes, than hour still the same. We left that day i thought to myself when i got home, this is actually pretty fun. So i ordered a skimboard and
