Thanks for sharing the pics of Wild Adventures, folks. I'm toying with the idea of driving down to Orlando from Williamsburg with some friends and maybe stopping at Carowinds and wild Adventures on the way, then checking out Busch Gardens Tampafrica and horror night at Universal (especially if TPR has another meet this year).
Still up in the air, but we shall see.
Hmm--based on my limited experience, I vote for the opening tunnel on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland--gotta love the colorful pools and bats.
^Seesh! And to think I wasted all this time chanting in a pentagram to request that the Elder Gods (I'm talking to you, C'thulu!) transport me there, when there were those nice men in the San Fernando Valley.
Hey, Elissa,
Should I note that my check for the plunge donation should go to "Team TPR" or something?
Chuck
I know what you mean. Perhaps it's the atmosphere of the place, the overwhelming hope it shows for humanity. Maybe it's the awe inspired by Spaceship Earth combined with the whimsy of the Imagination pavilion. Or it could be the power of Illuminations to inspire us to be something greater than ourselves.
I know--it's the smooth, rich taste of ice-cold Beverley. Oh, yeah . . .
Behold, as he doth embarrass himself on the boards again, with the work of his not-so-mighty hand, using tools dating back to biblical times!
I give ye . . .
eXodus!
Chuck "Will he even manage two votes this time?" Campbell
Remove your shoes, for you tread on holy ground! But then you can't ride because it is against our Lord's commandments!
We nonprofiteers have to stick together, Elissa. I'm willing to chip in $50.
One of my coworkers took the Special Olympics Polar Plunge in Virginia Beach. Turned out to be a fairly warm day, but he said that the Atlantic was freakin' cold!
What? Satiric images of our Lord and Savior! I am enraged! Why, I'd head outside right now and chant slogans, burn cars, and loot my neighbors' houses if I weren't so damn sleepy . . .