Okay, here’s my blog post about my “scooter mcgee” experience, written in a casual, personal style, and using basic HTML tags:
Alright, so I decided to get into this whole “scooter mcgee” thing. I’d seen people zipping around, and I thought, “Why not?” I mean, I figured it could be a fun, but I didn’t realize where my actions could lead me.
First, I looked up on some websites. I wasn’t even sure what I really needed.
Getting Started
I borrowed one to get going, and I’m not gonna lie, it was a little wobbly at first. Balance is key, people! I almost ate it a couple of times, but I kept at it.
- Step one: Find a flat, smooth surface. No hills to start!
- Step two: Get a helmet. Safety first, always!
- Step three: One foot on, one foot to push.
After I pushed with my foot a few times, I got a little more confident, and I went a little faster. I got that I need keep my eye on the road.
I’ve been practicing every day after work. It’s a pretty good workout, and it’s way more fun than sitting on the bus. The weather is not good sometimes, but when the sun’s, I really do feel good.
Improvements
I’m slowly getting better. My turns are smoother.
I am getting the things going!
