How do I get to school writing

 

Kids have to use an 800m on a steel cable to travel 400m above the Rio Negro River in Colombia, to reach their school. They fly along the cable fast. It takes a long time to get to school each day.
Fantasy:	My friends always ask me how I get to school because when I enter the room my hair will stand on end. So I decided today was the day that I tell them. I said “Every morning I wake up and get my bag ready when I am done getting ready, I go outside and get my hook”. I went on “Then I attached the hook to a long mettle wire, and I jumped off a platform and wizz down to school.”  They said “what we don’t believe in you.”
Newspaper report:	Kids riding death by the horns Kids in Columbia ride zip lines down to school. Amy, 11, told reporters  “Sometimes I think I am going to drop into the great abyss, my mum always teases me and says I will drop my bag and never get it back”. The 800m zip line goes from the bottom of the mountain over it and down to the next checkpoint where they have to walk down to school. It is tiring because the kids from a young age have to learn how to walk down to the start of the zip line and then when it has reached their destination they need to walk all the way to school, over all the tall jagged mountain and the sharp rocks. How would you like to be going on a zip line down to school?
Adventure:	I wake up to a sunny morning, the pack my bags and get ready for a moment of fun zip lining down to school. When I finished walking down to the nearest zip line, I started to fly down to the bottom of the tall mountain, the wind in my long brown hair and I feel like all my worries were flying away. Then walk on the jagged stones back down to school?
Romance:	I pack my bags ready for a day of fun. The sun was rising and the moon light was disappearing. As I fly down the zip line the warmth from the sun rise catches in my long brown hazelnut hair. The sun reflects off my light blue eyes as I fly down the the tall mountain.