Personal Narrative: Six Flags

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Six Flags
Nervous, and excited. That’s how I felt when I first went to Six Flags. I had the time of my life, but something unexpected happened. “Hurry up! We don’t have all day!” My dad was growing impatient with me. I was taking forever to get ready. But could he really blame me? I was so excited, I was ready to burst. We were going to Six Flags! When we arrived at Six Flags, I bolted out of my car faster than lightning. I wanted to ride the biggest and most dangerous roller coaster there. I was probably one of the most craziest kids there, but I didn’t care. As I was looking for one, I smelled food. A little meal couldn’t hurt me, so I got one. I was throwing it away when, at last, I found my ride. A few minutes into the ride, my stomach

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