Mckenna, I too wrote about the mindless monster and the negative effects it can have on someone. It's crazy to think about the lengths people will go to please someone and will overwork themselves to make sure others are happy. I believe that the only way to be truly happy is to make sure you're good first. The other aspect I agree with was your point on body language. That is something I need to work on a lot as well.
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.
My family talked so much about how they loved the ginormous roller coasters. When I was little, the thought of heights raises an alarm, I still catch a funny feeling in my stomach when I look at how high the contraptions are. I had to tell myself multiple times that I've done it before and I could do it again. It began when I walked into the park and my eyes
Seeing others going up and down on the ride makes me even more scared,to me it 's hard to man up if your scared. So we 're in the line and we 're making it to the top of the ride. My cousin yells over the thriving loud noise,”you ready?” To myself,I say oh you think,"i’m gonna ride
I was waiting in line at the Rockin Roller Coaster at Disney World, and I had butterflies in my stomach. The line was so long and when people got off they looked very shaken. The tunnel that led inside of the Rockin Roller Coaster was really dark inside, and the music was really loud. When I was waiting in line I really wanted to tell my mom and dad that I did not want to ride the ride anymore, but instead I said, “Have you ever ridden the Rockin Roller Coaster before?”
Just when we got up close to the front my heart started beating a mile a minute. I was scared, I wanted to go back and not do this. Though I knew waiting 2 ½ hours couldn’t be for nothing so I rode the coaster. It was extremely fun and fast. I loved
We started that jam-packed day with the Batman rollercoaster. The coaster was amazing with its numerous loops, twists, drops, and confrontational speeds. Coasters have never bothered me with heights. After enduring quite a few of rides, it was almost the end of our day. We made our way into the last section of the park and there it was: the most horrific ride of them all.
The best day I have had recently was going to Six Flags in Agawam, Massachusetts. Six Flags is a huge amusement park with some really wild rides. My uncle drove me, me, my sister, and my cousin there. It took about an hour to get there from home, which is in Worcester, Massachusetts. We all went on some seriously scary rides.
The Tough Mudder is very impressive for me by its motivations of all participants. Unlike the relax atmosphere at Noosa Jazz Festival, the day I attendant in Tough Mudder was a very busy Sunday with over five thousands of attendees in that day. My first job was cheering people up in the first obstacle, Kiss of the Mud, and it is really interesting experience to me. In most of the event, the volunteers are the boundary spanners of the event organization. So that before I did my job, the volunteer manager told us we should do whatever things we could to cheer people up by encourage them and make some noise.
We are raring to go, and as soon as we arrive, we rush to the costume shop, grab our gear, and return to our sponsor’s house where we will be spending the night. In the air is a giddy feeling of excitement with an underlying, ominous fear of incompetence. All our knees knock together with the feelings of both elation and despair that are often experienced on a rollercoaster. But there will be time for
The car went down faster than light My body flopping everywhere, but somehow I wasn 't scared I enjoyed it. As soon as I stepped off I wanted to go again. As a result I didn 't let fear take over and I rode it again. I rode every ride there is and I had the best time of my life.
The workers strapped us in and got us ready to take off. “Attention! Please keep your hands and feet inside the ride at all times…” The worker barked the rules she had memorized, annoyed for having to repeat the same script dozens of times
My first roller coaster! I couldn’t even contain my excitement. My 5 year old brother was jumping and grinning with excitement. (Though he probably wasn’t even sure what was going on.) We we're almost going to go into the line when the man halted us so that he could measure my brothers height.
It was a sunny hot day, and the sun was burning me. I had butterflies in my stomach. when I got closer to my biggest fear, I thought more about whether or not I really wanted to do this. My sister and I slowly got in to the hot red seat and grabbed the burning and wet handle that would soon be protecting us in the seat that would bring us through the horrible, insane, terrible roller coaster ride called the deadly beast which i advise you should never ride. I was like a small little ant about to be face to face with the biggest animal out there.
If you ever get scared or nervous when it comes to roller coasters, me too. The roller coasters height and turns triggers the excitement of many. When I rode my first roller coaster, at Disneyland, my father told me, before going on, that it may look high and scary, but if you keep your head back and hold on you will have a exciting experience. Later on, I learned that keeping your head back and holding on causes less back and neck pain. The impact on the neck when the roller coaster has stopped has caused injuries.
