Up past your head, down your back, around your ankles

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Today we rode: Hulk (twice), Doctor Doom's Fearfall, Spider-Man, Ripsaw Falls, Jurassic Park, took time out for lunch at Mythos (which is visually on the order of Tiberius' villa at Capri, but the food was genuinely amazing: mahi-mahi with cilantro cream and plantains, yes, please), and then Harry Potter, the Dragon Challenge, The Cat in the Hat (because it is just delightfully done), and then we went back for Hulk and the Fearfall again as the sun was setting, the sky smoky peach and the line of the horizon flipped over black as the coaster roared upside down. It was absolutely beautiful. I thought when I was eleven that I'd be in space by the time I was the age I am now; at least, I thought it might not be unusual. That doesn't look like the future I've found myself in. As long as I'm stuck on this planet, I'm going to get all the feelings of flight I can.

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While I was exclaiming over the existence of a Cat in the Hat ride, jlighton said "Yes, it seats four, but they only let two people into each cart, because Thing One and Thing Two always appear when you open the door, and ride behind you."

I'm so glad you're having a good time and I completely concur on grabbing all possible opportunities for the feeling of flight. I think this is why they could never get me off the swings as a kid, or out of the pool.

Also, your hair is breathtaking in that light.

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I'm so glad you're having a good time and I completely concur on grabbing all possible opportunities for the feeling of flight. I think this is why they could never get me off the swings as a kid, or out of the pool.

I spent a lot of time in trees. I like height and climbing, also.

Also, your hair is breathtaking in that light.

Thank you. It does that sometimes.