Personal Narrative: Make You Move

make you move. They also talked about how to hold on. Like,’Do not hold on to the long strap only the one that is short and pulled tight.’ After explaining everything we walked out to the zip line, I was going to be going third to last person to go across. I had butterflies in my stomach. again but seeing how much fun the other people were having I started to breathe easier and stay still and calm. Sedona kept saying,” Kaley it is okay. It will be fun just relax.” and, “ Kaley you got this!” It was now my turn I stepped up to the second box (I am too short to reach the rope) and he hooked me up and gave the man at the other end a thumbs up and he gave one back. I knew I was ready to go, so I stepped down one, then bent my knees getting the …show more content…
There was even a zip line that can go 60 mph if you pull your knees to your chest. It was thrilling, the adrenaline rush pumping throughout your body, when going through the air and trees at 60 mph! When on the zipline sometimes I would take a minute to admire the beauty the nature around me. The little streams, the fall leaves some on the ground, some bright red and orange leaves still on the trees. Sedona still asked me,” Are you having fun?” or,”How do you like it?”This time I actually answered,”Yeah it is not as bad as I thought it would be.” It was like when you would go on a roller coaster and start to go up and then comes the drop, and your heart is pounding. That is how it is with zip lining, when you get hooked up then actually go across. The lesson I learned from this experience is not to let your fears hold you back from doing something different than I normally would. If I had the choice, I would probably chicken out and want to do a different activity. But instead I took the chance of doing something different. This also changed me for the better by making be able to face my fears and now I do a lot more daring and fun activities, making me a more adventurous