Conquering of Fears

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Within a few minutes the engine was turned off and the boat came to a halt. My peace was lost. All my fear that was carried away with the wind finally caught up with the boat as it stopped. Joseph’s uncle turned around in his rotating captain’s chair and asked us who would go first...
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Joseph’s uncle turned around in his rotating captain’s chair and asked us who would go first. My courage was at an all time low. I became lost in a daydream. I did not notice how distorted my outside appearance was. My mouth was hanging down and my jaw tilted to the left revealing my dimples and wrinkling my forehead...
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