Paddling Stories

Contains semi-consensual spanking of an older teen (M/f). Alex, with her cute puppy face and ease with telling stories, is lucky enough to get away with almost everything. On senior skip day, however, she finds out that she won't always be so lucky.

Professor Molly Barda investigates a mysterious paddling accident, and realizes it isn't just business majors who cheat to get what they want. Whether it's moving up in the college rankings, getting a seat in the big canoe race, or just looking out for themselves, some people will do whatever it takes-including murder.

So, you've decided it's time to get passionate about paddle boarding. Excellent idea. There's a reason it's one of the fastest-growing sports in the world! It's the sport that keeps on giving and truly offers something for everyone.

My life in the form of 4 vignettes and a poem. This was for a project in my English class. I really enjoyed both the project and being able to share myself with everyone. All the stories are true and yes, the story is only 998 words....

Canoeing trip along the Delaware Water Gap on a July Summer of 2019...the times it drifting by like the currents in the Rivers...

Jamie basically stinks at everything. She's at least good at schoolwork, but even then, she thinks she's at the bottom of her grade 8 class. She's only 14, and when you can't stand babysitting, and are a teenager in 2015, it's difficult to land a job. She hates sports, and is genuinely bad at them anyway. She has next to no friends, except for a boy named Conner, who lives out of town and has his own set of friends aside from Jamie. There is, however, one passion Jamie has. Kayaking. Not canoeing. Not Stand-up Paddle Boarding. Kayaking. This summer, Jamie signed herself up for a rather intense kayaking race in Quebec. Her mom and step-dad are cool with it, but Jamie is second-guessing herself. The race is three days away from her grade 8 graduation, and the odds of winning are stacked against her. With the help of Conner and her mom, can she beat the odds and succeed?

Summer shouldn't be spent behind a computer screen! Venture outside for these 10 fun things to try this summer on your paddle board. They're guaranteed to get your juices flowing.

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Vignettes of one individual's experience with dragon boat. Dragon boat is believed to have originated over 2500 years ago in ancient China, and it had traditionally been practiced as part of the Duanwu Festival on the summer solstice. Now, it has also been modernized as a competitive team sport.

There's nothing quite like the excitement of making the decision to learn a new sport. And with Stand Up Paddle Boarding, or SUP, you picked a good one to learn. I'm sure you already have visions of slicing through waves on a perfect day, taking in the incredible scenery while also doing your body a favor with a great workout. SUP has so much to offer, no wonder it's been taking the world by storm in the last few years. Most beginners opt for an "all around" type of board that offers the best of all worlds. The most important thing for a beginner is that you want a board that is easy to stand up on! When you're learning the sport it's a good idea to start slow and work your way up to different levels and boards as you go. SOURCE- https://irockersup.ca/

This is a story about 'Farmer William Webfoot', a farmer who gained webbed feet, hands, gills, and a tail when he went paddling in the lake near his farm.