Wave power

She stood in a laced primrose red dress with her arms resting over the luxurious balcony decorated with snow white leather seats accessorized with robin blue designer pillows. It was a wet and foggy April’s day and it was drizzling ever so slightly. The small rain drops dripped down her neck like bugs. The heavens peeked through the storm clouds and showed exultant colors of coral and lavender. It was as if the sky above was whispering to her the most tragic secrets of life. Nobody knew this alluring

whereabouts. This chant foreshadows what Kūapakaʻa will bring to them if they donʻt come ashore and how the future will take place if they choose to sail without stopping ashore. Kūle’a Kawakami-Kauweloaʻs drawing, The Wave that Went depicts Keaweʻs canoes being destroyed by any size wave as they refuse to go ashore. No hand can help them, only solution is to go ashore! (Body) (a) First of all, this chant is sung by Kūapakaʻa, Pākaʻa’s son, he is chanting to Keawe and his men telling them that

The sunlight dances across the water like a million sparkling diamonds and seagulls caw above her head and behind her on the beach. “Gianna! Hurry up, the waves are awesome!”, Karl yells. She and Karl have been close friends for years and she waves back. She tucks her boogie board under her arm and takes huge steps through the waves, slapping her board on top of the water to begin paddling out to meet her friends. She dunks her hair in the saltwater secretly hoping the salt and sun will make

Water. One of the world most powerful elements. Waves. Always moving. Always crashing. Always breaking. Something that has always pulled at my attention. Since I was little, I marveled at the waves and their great dominance and the endless amusement they offered. I longed to swim in these waves. I longed to roll with the great crash on the shore, to find the treasures that lurked beneath them, to surf. It wasn’t until my sophomore year of high school that a group of seniors first asked me to go

but i did. When all of us ate lunch i went to the first floor and out the back door and straight into the sand but it was hot so i ran into the cool cold sea water. My cousin and me, we tried swim pretty far out but we was getting so tired of the waves pussing us back and back so we let the water take us back to shore and while we going back i stuck my head under water and i seen a little fish and i tried to grab it but the water was pushing me.

beautiful place. First, to start off our day, we decided to go on a dolphin cruise. It was so beautiful to see the dolphins jumping up and down, and watching them swim behind the trail the boat left. It was as if they were little kids playing in the waves on the shore of the beach. Yet they were very elegant and seemed to swim in a perfect line. I thought to myself nothing is better than this. After we got off our boat we went to a beautiful aquarium. We saw so many exquisite animals, and some animals

fire on the beach. There were so many people on the beach that night; so we went and made friends with the rest of the children. We went to the hotel after three hours and went to bed. I woke up around five and went out to the balcony to watch the waves, but couldn’t see any because of the fog. Around six the rest of the family woke up groggily because of the time change, so it was about nine A.M. My brother wanted to try surfing surfing. He was so excited when my mom said,”yes” that he sung

Taken out to sea by a boogie board!!!!! So it was a regular day at Myrtle beach everyone was having fun right? Yeah except for me!!!! So I was minding my own business floating on my boogie board until all of sudden I look back laughing and stop as soon as I realize that I’m seeing a bunch of ant people! I said “ my God that’s the shore!!!!” *GULP* I start shouting help but that was just in my mind!!!!! I soon realized I was frozen with fear!!!! “Help!” I whispered “please help me!!!!” Moments later

Bethany Hamilton did not ever give up on surfing after being attacked by a shark and losing her arm in the fight. Surfing was her life. She knew she was a really good surfer. Bethany never gave up because she was in love with surfing. Bethany had won a championship while surfing. What made Bethany Hamilton come back? She made a comeback after having her arm bitten off. She did not quit or she did not give up. She kept trying and trying until she got better at sulfuring again. Even though

Have you ever been attacked by a shark before? If you haven’t here is a story of a young teen named Bethany Hamilton who got attacked back in October in 2003. Bethany Hamilton was a very smart girl who loved to surf whenever she had a chance. “As Bethany floated happily on her board, a 15 foot long tiger shark, one of the deadliest predators in the ocean was stalking her”. She didn’t see the shark while she was surfing. That’s when she was attacked by the shark. Bethany Hamilton showed great resilience