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Snowboarding Lessons Essay

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I take a deep breath my lip quivering as the wind blows on the last week of winter vacation. My family decided to go on a road trip up to Big Bear. We decided to stay the whole week. It was a snowy beautiful drive up the mountain. We stayed up in our cabin and I brought one of my friends up with me. My sisters me and my friend Ally all decided to take snowboarding lessons for four straight up days and we would be having lessons for four hours a day. The alarm clock rings and we get up. We quickly eat breakfast and slide on our snow clothes. We were ready to leave and take our very first class of snowboarding. When we get there it looked a lot of fun. On the first day of attempting to snowboard, I could barely make it down the mini pipe. It

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