The Dumbest Thing I Did at Cedar Point


Remember that time I went to Italy and it took me five months to write about it? The funny part is I saved Italy for last because, though I know it’s cliche, Italy was, in fact, the place that grabbed me most. Sixteen-euro, thimble-sized Hemingway Bellinis, authentic food at establishments that may or may not…
So, before I jetted back across country to resume my humdrum life, I was in NYC for three days following the NYC excursion. And here’s how that went. First, we were booked at one hotel for the entire three days, but when we got there, the chic at the desk wouldn’t let us check in…
This is why we don’t plan our travel too far in advance. We are simply not a planning people. We tried to plan on saving money in Sevilla for the summer, so we could do our crazy spending in November and December, but (as you might recall from my previous post) that worked out for approximately…
Eastern Europe is a land of hard sells. In my experience. Wouldn’t want to be accused of trying to stereotype an entire region. But, seriously, it is. In Athens, this was relegated mainly to restaurants, though there was one particularly humorous exchange with a cab driver who was convinced he knew where I wanted to…
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
That makes my stomach clench in terror just watching it. 😀
At first my thought was “oh hell no; there’s not enough money in the world,” and then I realized that it doesn’t go totally upside down (which is what my first fear was in watching that video). So now, my conclusion is that my ass SO would have been on that ride with you!!
I can say that I am also thoroughly thankful that you didn’t plummet to the pavement at a hundred miles per hour.
That’s pretty brave, in a ‘not-sure-i-thought-it-through’ way 🙂
Glad your still travelling safe.
Oh man- I’m so bummed I didn’t get to go with you! I so woulda been sitting next to you!!!
That’s what Pam said!