Everyone has a thing.

Your name is Andie, and skateboarding is yours. In second grade, you stole your brother’s skateboard and learned to Ollie, so your dad bought you your own board.

In your last three competitions, you’ve placed first, second, and first again, and today, you’re hoping to add another medal to your collection to hang right next to your poster of the Empire Fish Face, a band that your mom sort of disapproves of.

Today, you’re meeting your best friend, Paige, who is the only local skater known to (sometimes) beat you in competition, and right now you’re headed to the closest skatepark to warm up before the competition. You love skating! You’re even doing it to celebrate your birthday, which just happens to be tomorrow.

As you drop your board on the ground and head toward the park, you run over the list of tricks in your head.

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Kickflip, heelflip, 360 flip, varial kickflip, nollie flip, switch ollie, tre flip, backside flip, frontside flip, and the list goes on. You've been practicing these tricks tirelessly to perfect them for the competition.

As you arrive at the skatepark, the familiar sound of wheels rolling and the clattering of boards hitting ramps fills the air. You spot Paige skating near the halfpipe, effortlessly gliding through tricks with her signature style.

"Hey Andie, ready to shred?" Paige calls out, her enthusiasm contagious.

You can't help but smile, matching her excitement. "Absolutely, Paige! Let's show them what we've got!"

You quickly drop into the halfpipe, adrenaline rushing through your veins as you gain speed. Your body feels light as you launch off the ramp, effortlessly executing a clean kickflip, landing with a satisfying thud. The sound of your wheels against the concrete creates a rhythm that syncs with your heart rate.

Paige follows suit, showcasing her own impressive tricks, pushing you to push harder. The two of you feed off each other's energy, honing your skills with each trick and jump. The skatepark becomes a canvas, and your boards are the paintbrushes, leaving trails of skill and creativity behind.

Hours pass in a blur of laughter and friendly competition. You're both pushing the boundaries of what you thought was possible, challenging each other to try new tricks and combinations.

As the sun starts to set, casting an orange glow over the skatepark, you and Paige decide to call it a day. But not before one final trick.

You both position yourselves at opposite ends of the halfpipe, eyeing each other determinedly. With a nod, you both drop in simultaneously, launching into a synchronized routine of flips, spins, and grinds. The air is filled with the sound of boards hitting the ground and cheers from fellow skaters.

Finally, you both simultaneously execute a flawless 360 flip, landing with precision. The skatepark erupts in applause, recognizing the skill and dedication you and Paige have poured into your craft.

As you catch your breath and bask in the admiration, you can't help but feel a sense of accomplishment. Skateboarding is more than just a hobby for you—it's a way of expression, a form of freedom. And today, with the warmth of friendship and the thrill of competition, you've once again proven that skateboarding is your thing.
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