Last year more I had a great memory at the pitch. It’s happening in the evening. My young sister and me decides to try something different and started to lunch with me. Firstly, we slowly step into the shallow water, hurry onto my dad’s hand. My father showed me how to float in my bag. I moved my arm and let the table rest. Every day in the week I pressed more and the fear began to fit away. However, the feeling of floating in the water was amazing and I feel happy to be happy because I learned with me and I can protect myself from the disaster. These are moments I truly learned to love them and keep trying. By the end of summer, I could swim in short distances on my own and I very thankful for my dad and I’m very very so happy and I’m very interested in the summer.
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Last year, I had a great memory at the beach. It happened in the evening. My younger sister and I decided to try something different and started to swim together. Firstly, we slowly stepped into the shallow water, holding onto my dad's hand. My father showed me how to float on my back. I moved my arms and let my body rest. Every day of the week, I practiced more, and the fear began to fade away. However, the feeling of floating in the water was amazing, and I felt happy because I learned to protect myself from danger. These are moments I truly learned to cherish and keep trying. By the end of summer, I could swim short distances on my own, and I am very thankful for my dad. I'm very happy and excited about swimming this summer.
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