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  "Ready?""  
"Ready! PULL!" I shout from behind the boat,.  
 In the blink of an eye, my body transitioned from floating calmly atop the water like a lily  Tmagery  pad, to upright and vertical like I was strapped to the back of a jet engine. 1 felt like I was God  
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 walking on water, a miracle that only lasted about 2 seconds before the nose of my board sank
into the water.
practically did a summersault face-first into, what felt like, concrete. The fall
may have hurt, but nothing was getting me out of the water.
Today is the first day 1 am old enough to try the wakeboard, and 1 am not giving up until I have a successful ride. We have been coming to Lake Wallenpaupack for as long as I can
 remember, and 1 grew up seeing my brothers learn how to ride the wakeboard, watching videos
of people doing insane flips over the wakes. Now, it was my turn.
My dad left the driver S seat and jumped in the water to help talk me through what to do. He said, Keep the rope at your chest, knees bent, and keep your weight back. Let the boat pull your feet, not your hands, and rotate with your pressure on your back foot as you transition". All
 of this was helpful, but as always, it was easier said than done. I took his suggestions and put
them into practice. I took a deep breath and then, "PULL!, The boat followed my command and
shot me out of the water, but this time, I leaned back and kept my weight on my back foot. I
wiped the water from my face and saw my mom's hands shoot up in celebration... I was walking
on water.
never fail to recall the surreal feeling of cutting through the crystal water; at that
moment, nothing could wipe the smile from my face.
Throughout my whole life, water has always been there; the pool, the lake, the beach, and
the bath. We all have had experiences with the water, but what about my experiences cultivated a
place of such peace? I 
For some people, the water terrifies them, and they can't even stand the thought of jumping into the ocean. Fot me it is almost impossible to get me out. I am always the first one in, and the last one out. Growing up, my parents would always call me "the fish" because of how much 1 loved to swim, the water was where I thrived. So, if there is such a polarizing aura around
 the water, whether you love it or hate it, what makes it so special to me?
For as long as I can remember, the water has been my safe place and the focus of many of my childhood memories. It is the spark that has helped me connect with my brothers but was simultaneously the source of many arguments. Whether it is laughter as we toss each other off the wave runner or the bickering back and forth after an elbow to the face in pool basketball, the
 water is the place that gives me peace:
My favorite water sports were never the complicated ones, like skiing, wakeboarding, or
knee boarding. It was the easiest of them all - tubing. Although 1 liked a good challenge, I found
that the experience of the water was more memorable when shared with others. The tube
provided that opportunity, as some tubes were big enough to fit me and my 3 older brothers.
Some of my fondest memories on the water come from playing "King of the Tube"
The
boat would be puling us all as we fought on the big platform to knock each other off, while my
dad would simultaneously be turning sharp to try to knock us off himself. This was something
we did every time we took a trip to the lake, and it became a sort of tradition. The water helped
to bring me and my brothers closer together, but even more so me and my dad,
My dad had been coming to this same lake since he was a kid, and his family even had a
house on the lake when he was growing up. He made it a tradition for us to come up to the lake
in an attempt to foster the same memories he had of the lake as a kid, the same memories that IMollick 4
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 reminisce on now as a yotng adult. There are many moments I wish I could go back and live I npain. Bach time we come back; it is like 1 am chasing those same memories I had as a kid. I guess it's "something in the water",
 My dad takes life very seriously and takes pride in his ability to provide for my family. Yet, the water gave him a sense of serenity... a heritable trait, I guess. Whether it was waking up early to go see the sunrise as it reflects off the water or going out to hit the skies himself, you couldn't .get him offthe water. The myth ofthe fountain of youth may have had some truth. The water has this special ability to make us feel like kids again, with no worries, no aches, and no stress. It provides the nostalgic urge to "play" again. This is an experience that was passed down
 to me and will be passed down to my children.
The water has taught me many lessons. It has taught me the fluidity of life and the ability for one place to be the source of so many emotions. It taught me how to persevere, to fall on my face, and get back up to try again. Enjoy the process of failure and see it as an opportunity to try again. My mom often likes to recite the famous words of Dori, reminding me to &just keep swimming". It taught me to be weightless and the ability to let go. Let go of the traumas of the past, let go of the pressures of the day, and let go of the weight of the future. It also taught me that when life tries to push you off the tube, you have to be ready to push right back. Despite all
 of this, the most important thing the water has taught me is the significance of family and to
cherish the moments that are shared in the vulnerable presence of water.
As sit here now at my desk in college stressing over the tests and papers surrounding
finals, I stare at my photo board behind my laptop and see the snapshots of my family on the
water. Photos that can only tell half the story of the memories they bear. The beautiful blue
mosaic provides my mind the liberty to wander back to the tranquil company of loved ones and the water.
 The innate sensation of freedom the water bears and the relationships it can foster is what
makes this simple thing so special. We all want to be a kid again, "*the simpler days` as I like to call them. The water provides me with that nostalgic feeling of ignorance and brings me back to
 the times I felt invincible, The stressful thoughts of work, adulting, or employment all seem to
drift out of my head as I sit afloat in my own fountain of youth