Thanks ! Its pretty simple ! If you ' re looking into finding something new I definitely recommend the silhouette cameo ! Watch some YouTube videos to familiarize yourself with how it works and see if it ' s something you ' d like ! It ' s pretty simple once you get the hang of it haha <| sep |> The canisters are real cream , CoolWhip is an oilbased product . I ' d rather use the canisters unless I have time to whip cream . <| sep |> This was awesome , I love how driven you are to actually put in the timeeffort to LEARN how to skate . Skating is really , really difficult and all you can do is keep getting back on the board as often as possible . The more time you spend on the board the more comfortable you will get . This is what I ' m noticing on my own journey is how much more nimble and on my toes I am when I skate , compared to a while ago . That is comfort learned from hundredsthousands of hours standing skateboards . In 6 months to a year when you ' ve broken through the barrier of being bad at skateboarding , to being kinda alright at skateboarding your whole world will open up and you ' ll get addicted to the ride . One thing i ' d like to suggest for you when learning to skate is to spend MOST of your time on the move . To be real , standing still trying to ollie is a waste of time if you can ' t actually ride a board confidently . With that skatepark you have there I can see a lot of opportunity for pumping around and working lines between the ramps . I think it would be worthwhile to just skate around it as fast as possible , hitting every obstacle once over and then repeating a million times . Getting great at kickturns , pivots , pumps and moving at a high rate of speed , will do SO much more benefit for your skating than knowing how to ollie . I really think that focusing on movement instead of tricks will speed up your progress tenfold . I ' m sorry that you ' re about to go into winter