By Mckenzie Ocker

Special Reporter for the Oracle

On Jan. 25, during fourth period, I was in Adapted P.E.   While some of you may think I’m in there for work, on this day, a fun idea popped in my head. I thought I could pull my teacher on a rectangular scooter. So I asked my teacher, Sue Palmer, if I could.

“ Okay let me grab a helmet, because I know how fast you will go, “  she said.  That’s when I thought, ‘Okay, you asked for it!’

She put on her helmet, (which by the way, made her look like a nerd.)

“ Hit it–and Mckenzie don’t be afraid of flipping me off,” Palmer shouted.   That’s like signing your rights over to me. Trust me, she didn’t know what she was getting herself into.

So I started picking up speed, then I thought ‘Do I dare turn?’ A half a second later, I screamed, “ Hang on!! “ Oh boy, did she go flying!  In fact, the rope snapped off of my wheelchair!  My eyes had never moved so fast!  One second, I was looking ahead towards the wall mat. The next second, I was driving back, rushing to make sure she was okay.

When Sue stood up, I was relieved. Then I was thinking, ‘Am I going to get in trouble?’  Surprisingly, though,  she hopped right back on. My jaw hit the gym floor when she did that.

So we  kept going until the end of class. That was the funniest class so far!

I LOVE ADAPTED P.E!!!!!