Personal Narrative: My Life As A Roller Coaster

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Here at school I usually have a lot of free time on my hands, and I usually tend to push my homework until the night-time. So throughout the day I get bored a lot. Wha I have usually don ever her is just hang out with friends, or call them to see what we can do. Usually what ends up happening is we all come to my room and we usually just talk and take long naps. Sometimes instead of napping we try doing our homework together, but that usually does not work. The reason for that is we go outside and lay on the lawn and there are to many people walking by and distracting us. Also just nature in general distracts us so we usually just sit there and admire nature. Other times we also watch movies. For example, since I had to watch harry potter for …show more content…
As I grew up I learned to find the thrill in them and slowly build up to larger roller coasters. So in a way I have learned to love the thrill of roller coasters a bit more. I would not say that I would go to the extreme of keep searching for something bigger and bigger. I usually just ride roller coaster, or even just rides that get my heart beating rapidly, at amusement parks. Outside of that I do not usually search for anything that will make me fill “alive” in a sense. I fell that it is fun to feel that rush, but if I try feeling that sensation everywhere then I will always just want more and more. And I am not the type of person to look for it too much. The most I would do is go on a roller coaster or a ride. Outside of that I feel it would be too much to handle. For example, sky diving or anything that has to do with heights I just can not do. I see a difference between a Good thrill and a terrifying one. So if I were to do anything more than a roller coaster that might have to do with some of the examples from above then I would just freak out and cry. So my experience would be ruined rather than feeling good about it after. So in that way I see it different then the roller coaster sensation and I would not want to chase
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