
It wasn’t the height, my daughter texted me with two photos from Florida.

It was the spinning.
Yes. I related. These are the exact type of amusement park rides her father has been avoiding for decades now, I reminded her.
We do not do well with motions like this, I said. Remember the patches we wear for boat rides?
Same thing but different …
I can’t do spinning anymore, Mark. The T.B.I./neck injuries put an end to that! It was around 1976 Dad, Mom, my twin, and older sister were at the Broiler Festival (Talk about great BBQ chicken–60 years and running). Dad and I rode something similar, not near as big. As we were rounding the bend, quickly, over Crane Creek, Dad lost one of his Dingo boots. Needless to say we all heard Dad’s choice words on the way back to the car (as he was walking in one boot–fun was over!).
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That’s a story for forever, Karla! (Of course your TBI/neck injuries gave you so much to fight back from, my friend, spinning rides seem pretty minor.)
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Thank you, Mark!
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I think 13 years old is about to cut off for most folks. Time adds wrinkles and joint pain and vertigo.
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Yes, it sure does, Kerbey.
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Oh how I used to love these things….
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You have a better stomach than I, MBC.
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Oh, not for many years my friend. I remember the first time I tried a roller coaster after having a child. The ability was gone. Long gone!!!
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The ‘talents’ that leave us, MBC!
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Right? Sigh.
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Yup, we must stay away, Mark! My daughter loves the roller coasters and all these spinning. I just stand and wait…can’t even watch 😜😅
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We will be OK if we keep our heads turned away, Patricia!
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Spinning does me in! No can do!
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I stay far away, Nance. Yup.
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ooh, I couldn’t even look at the pic for very long…..I’m motion sensitive too, especially spinning!
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We must stay away, yes, Beth.
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