My heartbeat ran like a cheetah sprinting to seize prey. “My chin,” I thought.”What happened to it!?” That is when I realized that I hurt myself seriously. It was a scorching day, in the summer of 2013; yet, my brothers, Richard and Markel, and I decided to play outside. We put on our shoes and headed to our front yard. We went straight to basketball and in a few minutes, we were already sweating. Later, our neighbors, Kaito and Leo, appeared from their garage to join us.
While our parents were chatting with each other, we thought of some exciting ideas like skateboarding, jumping on the pogo stick, and biking. We chose to bike and soon enough, we took out some ramps that Kaito had. Together, we lugged the ramps onto the concrete where we started to ride. We jumped the ramps a few times and I yelled, “Hey, my turn now!” I rode up the ramp and when I biked down, I tripped on my bike somehow and went plunging down. …show more content…
A few moments later, I found out that the injury was to my second layer of skin. I put on a gigantic bandage on my chin the next day, not knowing that I would get a huge rash on my chin. I went to summer camp that day and when I got home, my chin was irritating me a lot. I took the bandage off and around my injury, it was all bright pink. I thought “ Ehh, it’s okay, it will go away.” The rash did indeed go away but that was not until the day after. We then visited the doctor and the doctor told us that I should have gotten stitches. But, it was too late for that. I was relieved because I did not want to get stitches. People also kept on bugging me with my chin. I had to tell the story countless times and eventually gave up altogether. In the days that my chin was healing, I was busy with many events, but I was also watching a lot of YouTube. From my experience, many dangerous videos featuring biking, scootering, cliff jumping, and skateboarding, people have always emphasized the same thing. They always
While our parents were chatting with each other, we thought of some exciting ideas like skateboarding, jumping on the pogo stick, and biking. We chose to bike and soon enough, we took out some ramps that Kaito had. Together, we lugged the ramps onto the concrete where we started to ride. We jumped the ramps a few times and I yelled, “Hey, my turn now!” I rode up the ramp and when I biked down, I tripped on my bike somehow and went plunging down. …show more content…
A few moments later, I found out that the injury was to my second layer of skin. I put on a gigantic bandage on my chin the next day, not knowing that I would get a huge rash on my chin. I went to summer camp that day and when I got home, my chin was irritating me a lot. I took the bandage off and around my injury, it was all bright pink. I thought “ Ehh, it’s okay, it will go away.” The rash did indeed go away but that was not until the day after. We then visited the doctor and the doctor told us that I should have gotten stitches. But, it was too late for that. I was relieved because I did not want to get stitches. People also kept on bugging me with my chin. I had to tell the story countless times and eventually gave up altogether. In the days that my chin was healing, I was busy with many events, but I was also watching a lot of YouTube. From my experience, many dangerous videos featuring biking, scootering, cliff jumping, and skateboarding, people have always emphasized the same thing. They always