Have you ever just wanted to ask your parents something and all you want them to say was yes and not to say anything else. Not to mention that is all I wanted them to say, when I asked if I could go on the wave runner all by myself. In addition all I saw was Waverunner cutting through the water such as a knife cutting through jello. The waves were just the perfect height and it was about 85 degrees out it was just perfect. When I saw my sister on the Waverunner that is all I wanted to do was fly through the water with the wind pushing my hair only one direction and that was back.
I wanted to ride it so bad I didn’t want anything else in the entire world at that moment. I wanted to take a risk and go up and ask even though I knew that …show more content…
I was looking around and saw my little cousin in the sandbox and I just walked toward my little cousin, because they were still talking! For a while I thought they weren’t even talking about it. So I decided to take another leap and ask again, even though I knew they were going to yell at me. I asked my parents again, and they said “sure but dad has to watch you.” I couldn't believe my ears, I thought they were going to yell at me or say NO! Of course I got on it right away I thought I heard my dad say something to me, but I was so anxious that I couldn't wait! I was out in a flash it felt so good to be out there the last thing I wanted to do was stop and go back! There was no one else on the lake it was just me so literally I could go anywhere I wanted without having to run into any other boats it was just amazing!
After I finally got off the Waverunner I felt like a whole bunch of weight was lifted off my shoulders. Now I could do more teenager things that I couldn't do when I was younger that was a big milestone I overcame in my