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Personal Narrative Essay: The Dixie Classic Fair

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One of my favorite things to do in the fall is going to the Dixie Classic fair. Amber, Mj, and I went to the fair together. We were so thrilled since we hadn’t gone to the fair in about 4 years. Our first ride we rode was the fireball ! It would go upside down and in a circle I was terrified. Then we went to the haunted house which was not scary at all I was very disappointed because I wasted a ticket. However we rode many rides, but the second to last ride we rode was called Zero Gravity. Zero Gravity was honestly the most terrifying ride I EVER rode. Before I even rode the ride you might ask why did you ride it if you thought it was terrifying in the first ? Well, as I was standing there looking at all the bright neon colors, the sphere shaped object in front of my dark brown eyes it dragged my attention. …show more content…

Us individually weary walking up the steps and all I see is a blue strap that goes around your waist I was kind of worried. The ride had started, it was going so fast you couldn 't even move I guess that 's why there was only a blue strap. There was so much pressure pushing up against my body, it felt like someone was stepping on my body and I couldn 't move. My stomach felt like my organs had gotten 10x smaller ! Mj, Amber, and I went to go eat something because we didn 't feel good so we thought it would help. It made it so much better, I thought that ride was the worst feeling ride I rode all that day, even all the looks that dragged my attention made me think about that quote don 't judge a book by it’s

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