On Friday, August 18, 2017, I had a single day that will be remembered forever. Joe, his mom, and I went to an open gym for gymnastics and parkour to have some fun on friday. I enjoy jumping inside when it's cold outside.When it is warm outside, we jump at an outdoor park. The pizza near the entrance reminded me how hungry I was, so we ate before we jumped. Joe, can you please pass me the pizza? I looked above the door as we walked in the big factory with all the mats and trampolines, and it said, Youngstown Ohio, USA. I love jumping here, but I do not know many awesome tricks like the others. But finally, I was about to do a hard trick today. Besides today, I thought before, that I would not be able to ever complete it. But since I was here learning other stuff, I could not wait to learn an advanced trick. I woke up at 5:00 today, and I could not go back to sleep because I was so excited. The event all was in a single moment. It went by so fast; so the brain did not have the time to realize what your body was even doing. I was jumping on a trampoline at first while they were all nudging me to go to the rail above the drop. Joe, who is already jumping off the huge …show more content…
I had listened my friend who had accomplished this trick to my left say, “Just do what you already know how to do. It’ll work”. “If you fail, at least you tried, and you can correct yourself the next time.” I thought in my mind. At that moment they all started to count backwards from three to one but it seemed like it was 10,000 to 1. I turned around but didn’t walk away. I was getting ready to jump. While they were counting, it was almost like the time slowed down so I could concentrate on what I was doing. THREE! My legs were Jell-O and they started to wobble. I was thinking about all the science and technique in the flip. TWO! They all were hyped and moving around me. I snapped back into the real world and then all of a
Flapping my arms everywhere and trying to stand up straight. After I became stable again, somewhere within me came confidence. I closed my eyes and told myself once more to allow myself to jump. I opened my eyes and I was falling straight down. As I fell the fear was still there and my stomach got the weird rollercoaster feeling in it.
I groaned loudly. I had piles of homework to catch up on, an entire book to read for English by the end of this week, and a math test to study for. On top of all of that, my head was pounding and it felt like it was on
That Thursday, I was having a great day; I cleaned the house, did a little shopping, and was just generally enjoying myself. That night, I picked my mother up from work,
It’s September of 2009, the semi-truck is sitting outside with all of our belongings in it, like an airplane waiting to take us away. Today is gloomy and raining as usual, but I know I’m going to miss it. The sun has started going down; we all get into the vehicles we’re designated. Me, my Dad, and Jade our Boxer into the truck, Mom Jaycee and the other animals into the car, and my Aunt Tina and Grandma into their suburban. It’s bitter sweet, I am so excited to go to a new city, new state, new everything, but I’m leaving behind everyone I grew up with. My closest friends who thought I was funny, not weird. Who I consider my brother, Daniel, and my mom’s side of the family all left behind. We begin driving, the truck brakes releasing
I can simply recall the best and absolute best day ever that I had when I was nine years of age. On August seventh, 2007 my ninth day of inception celebration is the thing that has turned this exact day into my most memorable recollection. The day preceding
Freeze. So far, the crowd seemed silent; they just casually watched me mess around as if I was making a fool of myself, for it looked so simple to them. After some more dance steps, I jumped onto my right forearm and split my legs in the air above my head. Freeze - Number Two -.. The hard-to-please crowd gave little response.
As a child I always dreamt of being able to do many different kinds of flips. When I would close my eyes I saw my future self running on the football field flipping over every defensive player that tried to tackle me. I would run into the in zone with some epic final flip for the touchdown and the crowd would go wild. Okay let's get back to reality here.
Today was the day I was going to try something I’ve never done before… zip line! It was a short drive from our hotel to the zip line park and my nerves were really kicking in. My sister, Kyra and I put on all the safety gear and learned the important rules. The first line was short and sweet and it got all the butterflies out of us. The second line was my favorite because it was the highest and it had the best view.
It was the morning of September 11, 2001 in New Jersey. I got up brushed my teeth, brushed my hair, and throw on some clothes. As I walk out the door I grab my bags, kiss my sleeping husband and my kids, and out the door I go. I walk outside smelling the nice fresh air and tell myself “today is going to be a day to remember.” I jump in the car and off I go to the airport happier then ever.
Before long it was nightfall. I found myself going to bed contented; I was going into a deep sleep and when I awoke, I soon found myself in a strange and mysterious place where the sky was like an everlasting golden sunset!Three questions appeared in my mind: How did I get here? How do I escape? Where do I go from here?
Thankfully, as I reached 15, my chute opened. Oh, what a beautiful sight.. I continued to watch my parachute unfold and soon it "jerked" me upwards. Now I knew that everything would be all right.
Two days after my 11th birthday, two days after my first season of cheerleading, Sunday, November 21, 2010 was the day everything changed. My life took a sharp turn as I jumped on our new tire swing. Almost all of my family and my best friend came over my house for my birthday celebration. The music was blaring, smiles appeared on everyone's faces, the rooms were filled with laughter and gifts. All the kids were running and and having a blast in the yard playing freeze tag, drawing on the driveway with chalk, shooting hoops or on the tire swing.
Kentucky. Campbellsville. The Tango Tower. My first day at Tim Hortons camp Kentahten, out of every place 12 year old me went to this, was the hottest place and the hottest day i've ever experienced. Waking up at six in the morning.
I have never circled something so quickly before. I was finally going to be a gymnast, and I knew that I had to start preparing as soon as I could. The summer before walking into Rolling Meadows High School as a freshman, I did a lot of handstands at home. Sometimes I would ty to hold the handstands for a minute without leaning on the wall. I was scared of kicking up too hard and landing on my back at first, but I had already landed on my back and falling was not that bad. By the time the school year began, I was no longer afraid to push my kick-ups harder knowing that even if I pushed too hard, I would get back up and try
Throughout life I have had many memorable events. The memorable times in my life vary from being the worst times in my life and some being the best, either way they have become milestones that will be remembered forever. The best day of my life was definitely the day that I received my drivers’ license. This day is one of the most memorable because of the feelings I had when I received it, the opportunities that were opened up for me and the long lasting benefits that I received from it that still exist today.