My thoughts exactly. I once took my daughter to Six Flags. It was a day that threatned rain so we almost had the park to ourselves. Roller coaster, I did fine. But when we got to the twisty turny upside-down thingy, oh oh. When I got off my inner ear said no no. I steped to the side and let my equilibrum settle down a bit. She said, "Daddy, the man said we can go again if we want." I said, You go baby, I'll Watch. Too bad though, I felt so old, give me a white water river or a mountain to climb, but you ain't gonna ever get me on one of them things again.....LOL
As a roller coaster rider (though I have my limits), I can relate to this fun write. Very well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
My favorite roller coaster? four actually, all at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio: "The Raptor", "The Blue Streak", "The Gemini", and "The Magnum XL-200" (but NOT in the next to back seat! YIKES!).
LOLOLOLOL I love rollercoasters: most of 'em, anyway. Now, though, they're getting past the point of insanity as far as height and speed.....and love the ups and downs of this write, Rebecca: whatta ride! Well done.
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A fitting ending. To the victor goes the spoils.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
My favorite roller coaster? four actually, all at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio: "The Raptor", "The Blue Streak", "The Gemini", and "The Magnum XL-200" (but NOT in the next to back seat! YIKES!).
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
That ending LOLOLOLOLOL
Be safe,
Karen
always,
randy
Love,
Eileen
Hugs, Laura