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I am currently reading The Aleph and Other Stories by writer Jorge Luis Borges. A great book definitely, dealing with many concepts including existence and infinity. The previous book I read was The Road, a very dark, post-apocalyptic tale telling the story of an unnamed man and his unnamed son trying to survive in a destroyed America. I'm planning to read Catch 22, soon after this book. After that, probably finish The Death of Ivan Ilyich, by Tolstoy. I definitely recommend any book from author, Paul S. Kemp to any fantasy reader. If you enjoy more strong-voiced fictions though, 1984 and Animal Farm and Fahrenheit 451 are all great.

This is probably my only chance to go to Cedar Point, but it seems most people in my family don't ride roller coaster other than my two brothers. So that's 3 out of 6 people. But, there is the fact that Florida is 16 hours away, while Ohio is roughly 7. For the sake of my family, I might have to go to Universal Studios, though sadly nothing there interests me other than the Hulk and a couple of rides. This is also probably the only chance I get to choose our vacation, but oh well.

Hello. Quite recently, I was given permission by my family to plan our trip and I had chosen Cedar Point, being I had never been there, heard nothing but good things, and love coasters. My dad, though, wanted me to check Universal Studios, which I have only been to once as a six year old child. My oldest brother, then also recommended going to Universal, being his favorite amusement park. Now I am torn, originally having my sights only on Cedar Point, but now not sure if Universal Studios would be a better experience. So, I was wondering, which would you recommend?