She grabbed a long breath before jumping to her car, smile satisfying. Warm sunlight was over her hairs, she was singing louder her favorite song A New Day Has Come when started the engine and pushed to the pedal; the car sound like a murmur cat and run out of the town quickly. “How happy am I when running on the freeway in such a nice season”, she told herself as a courage to finish the long trip. Many green grass fields passed quickly as she drove so fast at day, and many towns were visited by her when the night comes. Then she went over the boundary of Philadelphia.
“This is the Candy Castle,” Kassandra said, glancing worriedly at the sun. “We do not have time to tour it, but feel free to explore it tomorrow. Fun fact: anything you eat will regrow within in seconds of consumption. So you may eat any part of the castle that you want. About five miles west of the Candy Castle is another castle, modeled after a traditional French castle.
Bubble Gum used to get haircuts and clothes. She was the neighborhood favorite. LOL. The kids used to love playing with her. Dogs surrounded us both sides of the house once again.
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.
Over the summer my best friend and I decided to go to the rodeo that was hosted at the fairgrounds, which subsequently takes place while the fair is going. The rodeo soon turned into a letdown because it had rained the night before. Which made the arena muddy and none of the horses or cattle could maneuver in it.
A fiery mind and a pouting face always makes daddy stop yelling. He’s finally gone upstairs, so gathering all my energy, I sprint as fast as these pudgy legs allow while sweat oozes down my pores. I pounce up landing on my stomach; barely making it, my frazzled body flounder’s itself onto the counter. I then stand up, mission accomplished. Exhilarated, I unlock my prized possession and worship my oh so sweet victim: a chocolate chip cookie.
As my family and I dance to the jolly music we hear beating out of the stereo in the living room, we get distracted by the sweet aroma of the tasty sugar cookies. As we wait for our cookies to complete its baking process we sip on our warm glass of creamy milk on this chilly December night. Once our cookies have come to a complete finish and we 've eaten them all, all of the children decides which gift they want to open first. There was a plethora of gifts stacked under the big green tree in sight to choose from, so it was a bit of a challenge for them. But once they felt for the biggest wrapped box, they knew that was the present to open first.
The roller-coaster ride here can sometimes be quite trilled, And always I feel nearly suffocate, Maybe I think I’ve a breathing problem here, And I’m always trilled by the roller-coaster here.
In sixth grade, I began changing who I was and befriending toxic people in my life. I'd always lived a life that seemed to be a crazy roller coaster of ups and downs, twist and turns. All I had wanted was to fit in, and be somebody I wasn't so desperately. I began by letting someone convincing me to change my attitude, appearance, and everything else I had about my own individuality, in order to be accepted by them. This is where the rollercoaster I consider my life began taking a turn for the worst.
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 pedaled in circles on my deck in my backyard, the wood creaked as I accelerated over each plank. I felt like superman speeding to chase villains. The wind slapped my face to the right and left, forcing me to glance at the trees passing by. I heard my dad over the roar of the wind yelling at me to come inside. Then I crashed.
A lollipop moment is a rare occurrence, but many have at least one lollipop moment in their lifetime. My lollipop moment was when I was 5 years old and my father brought me to the driving range. That moment ended up changing my entire life. I have been playing golf ever since that day and my dream is to play professional golf. That little decision of my father to take me to the driving range changed my whole view of my future.
It was January 2, 1983 and everything was just groovy in the 80’s world. It is my senior year in highschool and I’m still doing stupid things. Music has been changing and getting really popular these past few days. Michael Jackson, the little kid that sung in the Jackson 5, just came out with his sixth solo album called Thriller.
MY GREATEST FEAR I am scared of various things,but this fear is beyond scary to me. The one thing I would change about the roller coaster ride is to not have swirls when which is when your upside down. I tried to conquer this fear, but it was suspicions and the ride including I feared what would happen. First, I tried to conquer my fear when I was waiting in line for this horrifiying ride.
