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c9It's going to be 43° here tomorrow. 43°. And what did we decide to do? Go to Canada's Wonderland* of course. We are going to melt. Suggestions for things to bring that are not going to be a nuisance every time we get on the rollercoasters, since that's the primary goal for the trip?
* "Paramount Canada's Wonderland" is the actual name of the park, though Paramount sold it so it will be somebody else's Canada's Wonderland soon. Basically I wanted to specify that the "Canada's" portion is not just me condescending to my American friends. I do that, just not right now.
Update: An opportunity to condescend** presents itself quickly. That's 43° Celsius.
** ...and I mean condescend in the nicest way of course.
* "Paramount Canada's Wonderland" is the actual name of the park, though Paramount sold it so it will be somebody else's Canada's Wonderland soon. Basically I wanted to specify that the "Canada's" portion is not just me condescending to my American friends. I do that, just not right now.
Update: An opportunity to condescend** presents itself quickly. That's 43° Celsius.
** ...and I mean condescend in the nicest way of course.
Jackie and Ben's friend
Date: 2006-07-14 05:13 pm (UTC)Re: Jackie and Ben's friend
Date: 2006-07-14 05:20 pm (UTC)Re: Jackie and Ben's friend
Date: 2006-07-14 05:39 pm (UTC)Other than that I suppose you could just recall your survival tactics from Burning Man...
Re: Jackie and Ben's friend
Date: 2006-07-14 05:43 pm (UTC)At Burning Man the choice was stay in the sun and die, or hide in the shade having quiet conversations. I was OK with that, but paying to do it at Wonderland seems silly. :)
Re: Jackie and Ben's friend
Date: 2006-07-14 05:48 pm (UTC)Re: Jackie and Ben's friend
Date: 2006-07-14 05:51 pm (UTC)