The Time I Went On A Roller Coaster

I got to go to Six Flags in the summer with my parents. I loved all of the rides in Six Flags except for roller coasters. Why don’t I like roller coasters? Well, the main reasons why I don’t like roller coasters was that I am scared of heights. I remember seeing the roller coasters and they towered up so high. My family and I went to Six Flags together because we thought that it would be fun to spend time with each other.

When we got off I told my friends, “I can’t believe I just did that!” We were all so dizzy that we couldn’t walk straight. I was so dizzy but happy that now I can go on the most intense coasters ever. I loved it so much I told my group, “Hey, let’s go on it again!” So, we went on it again and it was even better now I can go on more coasters no problem.

The summers of 2013, I went to Cedar Point. It was me, my brother, my mom, dad, and my dad’s friend. My dad said, “we are going to get on all of us the roller coasters” and the rest of us said “ok.”

I was standing in line with my sister and cousin waiting to get on the “Viper”. We were at Six Flags having already been in the long line an hour and a half. We all went on our favorite rides, then we decided to go on the roller-coaster. This was going to be my very first ever roller-coaster in my life. Then the roller coaster conductor told us to get on the coaster. I jumped in, put my seatbelt on and listened to the safety precautions. Then the conductor pressed the button and we were off.

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.

“I’m coming, but before we get in line are you sure this roller coaster doesn’t go upside down?” I asked concerningly. Here’s the thing I like roller coasters I just hate when you go upside down, it feels like your stomach drops at 80 miles an hour.

I'll never forget the first time I survived going to Six Flags. The wind blowing every time you pass a roller coaster coming your way, the screams of the children, the fear and anxiety before going into the cart, and the delicious smell of all the food! When I was little I HATED roller coasters I hated the feeling in my stomach I get when I go down, but as you know you grow out of fears sometimes and start liking new things as you get older. For me one of them was starting to like roller coasters.

My first experience of riding a roller coaster was a somewhat traumatic one. I didn't just hop on the roller coaster realize it was fun, and continue trying new roller coasters. My first time riding a roller coaster is was one that I remember every time I go to an amusement park, see a roller coaster, or something like that. After I went on the roller coaster it just ruined my day and my view off amusement parks. Now I wish that I listened to my gut and never went on the ride.

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.

I am writing about the time I first went tubing with my best friend Gracye. It happened when I was 13 years old. I was invited for the second time to my best friend's lake house and she forced me to go on her Parent's speed boat. Before all this took place, on the way to her lake house we watched the “Teen Beach 2” movie and there was a saying in that movie it was “Gonna march to the beat; gonna do my thing”this was significant quote because i chanted it while I was tubing when I got scared. When we got to the lake house Gracye and I unloaded our things along with the stuff for her Mom’s party. We sat on her bed eating Cheez-its and Pub Mix while drinking raspberry iced tea, waiting for her Dad to take us on the lake. While

Have you ever had that feeling when you’re about to go on a spine-chilling roller coaster well, that’s me at the state fair of Texas OCT,10,2017. I will always remember that day, that was the first time ever riding on a roller coaster and the first time at the fair,I was so nervous, terrified my cousin was there,friend,mother,and aunts and It was a marvelous day.

Roller coasters have always peaked my interest from start to finish, from the building anticipation of waiting to board to the knots in your stomach as you are exiting, from the slow start to the fast ending, the excitement combined with things constantly changing.

What do you think about when you're on a roller coaster? Do you ever think how you're being pulled up this huge hill or down the hill?

“Beep! Beep! Beep! Beeeeeeep!” my alarm clock was piercing my eardrums. I got up slowly, my alarm clock still going off. It seemed as if the loudness was just getting louder and louder. Finally, I stumbled out of bed, turning my alarm off. After I got dressed, I went downstairs to pack my mother’s amazing cookies for school. Her secret is adding the right measure of mixing because mixing develops gluten in the sugar, making the cookies a chewy consistency, adding the right measure of shape because round dough balls take longer to bake, resulting in softer, thicker cookies, besides adding the correct amount of spacing because cookies baked at low temperatures spread more during baking and need approximately 2 inches between them. It also depends on the temperature, and the quantity of time you bake them for because a low temperature and longer baking time yield crisper, thinner cookies; a higher heat and shorter baking time makes softer, thicker cookies. My mom taught me these rules of cooking when I was around five. What can I say, I guess I just have a way of cooking.

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