Oh my goodness, anything paired with Rhapsody in Blue is a winner!
Good morning! I've been up for over 2 hours! I take morning person to a whole new level.
Pikes Peak is only 14,115 ft so I guess Evans is its older brother. But not by much. I'm pretty sure the experiences at Evans and Pikes are pretty similar. Breathing on either can be difficult. Even breathing in Colorado Springs requires a bit of transition time. I've only been there twice. My daughter went to Colorado College in Colorado Springs, met her future husband there as well. I went the first year for Parents weekend and then when she graduated.I've been to Colorado and seen the Rockies--spectacular scenery. We went quite a few places out there (not Pikes Peak) , but we did drive up Mount Evans (14,130 feet, and is the highest elevation paved road in North America). It was July, and we were near a snowfield at the top. The only thing I didn't like was the difficulty breathing at high altitude, so we didn't stay long. Thought my head was going to explode from the pressure as well.
I try to stay out of Facebook drama. Actually, I try to stay out of drama in general. I like my newfeed, so I like Facebook for that. I keep in touch with people I wouldn't otherwise hear from a lot. And I've got a friend who moved back to India a few years ago, and Facebook is how I can contact her.
Surprisingly, inside Hershey Park, there aren't very many places to get chocolate. They have it at the front of the park and at Chocolate World, which is right outside the park (and features free admission). They have plenty of other junk food inside, but chocolate is not prevalent in the park. We buy chocolate and bring it home.Eat some chocolate for me. I've lived on chocolate since childhood, glad it's good for you! Have fun!
So today, I will eat some chocolate.Well, when you posted that, we had not been to Chocolate World that day yet. We get there at around 10 am and immediately go into the park, and then when the park closes at 10 pm, we go to Chocolate World since it's open until 11. That way, we get the maximum park time and we don't have to lug around our stuff or have it stored until we leave. We did do the little ride and yes, I got a Kit Kat at the end, and we brought home lots of chocolate. And I got a t-shirt.
Yeah, I read he was a jerkface on the Batman set.
Throughout the movie. Remember the birthday party with the red balloon led Haley to that attic space and he was wearing a red sweater when he was attacked?
We've lived here over 20 years, and no one from here has seen anything like it.I like a little rain, but just not this much. We have had so many downpours, and thunderstorms, at night, which is very unusual. I wish I were in Florida!
And it's not like usage has increased significantly - if anything it's on the lower end nowadays.
My boys are doing mine today and everyday until I calm down about my bread and peanutbutter
Amen sister!
That sounds like a wonderful time. Is Chocolate World owned by Hershey? And feature Hershey products?Surprisingly, inside Hershey Park, there aren't very many places to get chocolate. They have it at the front of the park and at Chocolate World, which is right outside the park (and features free admission). They have plenty of other junk food inside, but chocolate is not prevalent in the park. We buy chocolate and bring it home.
Well, when you posted that, we had not been to Chocolate World that day yet. We get there at around 10 am and immediately go into the park, and then when the park closes at 10 pm, we go to Chocolate World since it's open until 11. That way, we get the maximum park time and we don't have to lug around our stuff or have it stored until we leave. We did do the little ride and yes, I got a Kit Kat at the end, and we brought home lots of chocolate. And I got a t-shirt.
My first experience with Mount Evans as well, I got the most horrible headache, and we had to come down pretty quickly. I'm good at 12,000 ft. anything above that. Not for me. I love Colorado scenery, if we only had longer summers!I've been to Colorado and seen the Rockies--spectacular scenery. We went quite a few places out there (not Pikes Peak) , but we did drive up Mount Evans (14,130 feet, and is the highest elevation paved road in North America). It was July, and we were near a snowfield at the top. The only thing I didn't like was the difficulty breathing at high altitude, so we didn't stay long. Thought my head was going to explode from the pressure as well.
I learned to play both of those musical pieces for the piano. And Swannie River (sp) too. I still have the book for Rhapsody in Blue. Been a long time since I've played that. My eyes don't keep up with complicated pieces of music anymore.
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