Personal Narrative: Twizzler-Level Rides

lunging 230 ft., my legs about to snap from the opposing force of gravity I ask myself why. Why did I ride this moronic ride? Six Flags, a place where the aroma of waffle cones or turkey legs, the size of small children, waver through the blacktop roads. A place where kids of many ages run around with overpriced capes and teen employees know nothing about roller coasters and how they operate.

At that time, it was ME, anxiously tapping my pencil, listening to HER passionately describe her creation: blending kinesthetic learning with math concepts was brilliant. Suddenly, it made sense. I too had been one of the few girls in my advanced math classes. I too had been dancing my whole life. And although I lose sleep over memorizing the periodic table, teaching the dances from the High School Musical soundtrack, start to finish, is second nature! She spoke of equal importance of women supporting one another in the quest to narrow the gender gap in STEM fields, and I was practically jumping over the table in agreement. Kirin just put into words what I had been living my whole life. Combining dance and math, my passions, while working to empower young women was something tailor made for

So one of the best thing I have ever gotten to do is go to Six Flags. The one I got to go to is in Van Texas. It is a crazy amusement park that has the third fastest roller coaster in the country.I got to go with some people too. Me Anne Mae, Jack, Jonathan, Mason, Alison, Olle, Davis, and my mom. It is a very cool amusement park. My favorite part was the Mr. Freeze ride. Jonathan said, “Mr. Freeze was his favorite too”.

Have you ever been scared of trying something new and exciting? Well, I once was. One summe day, my family decided to take a trip to Six Flags. This amusement park is full with thrill rides. I had never been on a roller coaster before. Not the ones with twenty stories high drops and speeds of fifty miles per hour.

“All forces to Star Tours!” Pascal the head security guard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios yelled to his fellow authorized guards.

Over the summer of 2015 I went to my aunt’s quite a bit during the week. Sometimes when we would be going to the pool I brought my friend Hannah to my aunt’s house with me. There are other days when she just comes because I ask her. On days when she’s there my aunt would let me drive her side by side. My aunt has a large piece of land so it’s really fun. We did this days when she wasn’t there too. A side by side is like a glorified golf cart. I love driving it even if I have to bring other kids my aunt is babysitting. When it’s just Hannah and I it’s great.

The horse ride changed mike's opinion of his horse and himself because at first the was some trouble with getting him on the horse,but once he got on he started to enjoy himself and realize that just because he has a disability he doesn't have to limit himself.according to paragraph 1 it states how he felt or his opinion of getting on the horse. "No, stop it, I don't want to!" I yelled. Some of the horses in front of the barn looked at me, and all of the people stared, but I didn't care. Not being a sweet little angel like the disabled kids they show on TV is what gives my life meaning. I raised the volume of my voice enough to send birds flapping out of the shade trees. "You have no right! Isn't this supposed to be a free country?".

“Are you sure that I am allowed to go on this ride?” I said with a questioning look on my face. The questioning look made my dad think the way I was thinking. “I’ll go and check.” I said as I dashed toward the old measuring system they had at Knott’s Berry Farm in each ride. I stood with my shoulders and head down while I was hoping that I wasn't tall enough. Two pieces of the paint on the system fell on my head like drizzling sprinkles on ice cream. Even with my shoulders and head down, I was still five inches taller than I was supposed to be.

If you’ve ever been to Hersheypark, you may have noticed an arched, 200 feet high, orange structure hanging up in the sky with the clouds. Well, that “structure” is a roller coaster and is commonly known as “Fahrenheit.” Let’s begin, I was at Hersheypark with my family. This event happened around 2014, in the summer. It was a warm, sunny, slightly brisk day. Just enough breeze so that I wasn’t cooked alive. This story starts off with my family and I driving to Hersheypark. After about an hour, we arrived there. We skipped with joy up to the ticket line. At that exact time, I had several chills going up my spine. Because, I all of my family was going on the death-trap, but I couldn’t stay behind.(I really wanted to stay behind)

My model replication of a roller coaster will resemble it in such ways as the factors of speed and the movement of coasters around the world. It will have the same aerodynamics and challenges a regular coaster will have. The only difference will be the size of the track compared to a regular track and the carts the people usually ride in will be replaced by a marble. All factors of inertia and the transfer of energy in a moving and stable object will all have an effect on the outcome on how successful the model is in the end.

A time in which I tried something new was roller coasters. It was August 9, 2015 my brother, sister, and me packed our bags thinking we were going to our grandparents, yet did we know we were on our way to Branson. We pulled up to a hotel, that was when we finally noticed we were nowhere near our grandparents house.

Excited. That is what I was, I was in the car riding to Universal Studios in Florida and I was eager to get there. I couldn't wait to ride all the rides, and see all the insane things to see. But there was one in particular. The Harry Potter ride.

“Hey look, Krispy Kreme is giving out free donuts!”, gasped Rachel. It was a dark, chilly spring morning when the Roosevelt High School Science Club took some of its members to the Cranbrook Institute of Science for a workshop known as the Explorathon 2015. The purpose of this trip was to provide opportunities for females to experience some of the careers that specialize in the math and science field. As the bus rolls on, laughters and voices can be heard mainly from the back while people that sat near the front were either sleeping, doing homework, or simply browsing through their phone. Even though many had tired faces, everyone were all excited since this was a new experience for us. As the bus pulls up to the facility, we were all captivated

Click!Click!Click!AS the rollercoaster went up the mountain like a plane climbing into the air.As the rollercoaster climed up the mountain my fear grew. I could see the cave ahead.But little did I know that that cave we were going into was not the end of the ride.”Are we almost done,” I said in a scared voice to my mom.

When i was 2 or 3 I was a big Hot wheels/Matchbox fan so, this is kinda embrassing and