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Personal Narrative: My Trampoline

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It was a hot summer day, and my friends Ashlynn and Lane were on my next door neighbor's trampoline with me. Ok, Lane i’m going to do it this time I screamed at the top of my lungs. Go Makayla, you can do this Ashlynn said quickly. I jumped and I remember what Lane said curl up your legs and keep arms going.I was in front tuck motion and come out like a kangaroo about to jump.I remember Lane saying 5,4,3,2,1 and I landed my front flip.I Was so happy I Screamed a little bit I mean a lot.It was the best day of my life.I felt like I was on a fast cheetah.And I thought that Lane and Ashlynn caught me in mide air and I did not land on the trampoline,but I did.It was excidingI told my mom as soon as we got off the trampoline. Crystal,my jaw droped

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