Personal Narrative: My First Roller Coaster

First big Roller Coaster
So here I am not wanting to go on the roller coaster with my cousin. Now that I’m in line I wanted to go back home and forget her but I didn’t. It would of been horrible to say no to her when 5 year olds are riding it too. Now let me tell you what happens on the roller coaster.
It was a really bright morning when my cousin wanted me to go to Lakeside with her for her late Birthday I thought that sounded awful and boring but either way I still went. So then I said,” Sure I’d go with you,” but then when we got there some of those rides looked scary because I’ve never been there before in my life. Then later my cousin said,” We should go on the cyclone first,” but I have to tell you it looked like I was going to die

on there. At first I didn’t want to go on it, so then my mind changed right away so we tried it out. So we waited in line for like a minute till the next thing I knew we were sitting on the seats.
I wanted to turn my back right away, then I thought it would be cool to try the experience. Later the roller coaster started moving up the huge hill until we were at the tippy top of the roller coaster. My stomach felt like dropping to my feet when I saw the bottom so then we went down I got horrible butterflies and I couldn’t breath on my way down. I kept screaming my head off when we dropped down the rest of the hills. Then when that was over the turns came by and it really hurt because the bigger person can start squishing you on your side.
Then for the rest of the ride I just kept my arms up and kept screaming,” WOO-HOO!”. I was really bummed that it over because I thought that was ride was really fun besides me screaming, but I didn’t ride again. Instead I found another roller coaster called Alvin and the Chipmunks. I had to try that one out because there was a lot of small turns and I wanted to see my reaction on it. So then we were waiting and waiting for a long time till it was my turn next to get on. We had a choice to get on with someone, but I just went by myself to see if I liked it.
Then when the small turns came by it looked and felt like I was going to fall off the ride. Luckily I didn’t fall off the ride until I kept slipping down my seat so I had to hold the rails to stay up to see where I’m going. When the ride was over I said,” I’m glad I don’t have to go through that pain again.” My head and stomach started hurting, but either way I went again, but this time with my cousin. It was not as much fun going with someone because when you sit in the front you can’t really see anything in front of you so I didn’t do that again. What I learned from my experience is you have to be a risk-taker to try something new out because you might actually like to do that activity or any kind of food. It connects to me as learner because you can’t always stick to the same subject and it would be boring and trying new things out so sometimes