that was pretty cuteâŚi like that she was still âwooingâ with that facial expression and as little enthusiasm as possible.
This will be useful in the eventual emancipation lawsuit.
Then youâdâve loved us at our companyâs AGMs.
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As a parent I can say that she almost certainly begging to go back on it again a few minutes after it was over.
Kids facing a new experience:
âI donât know and itâs freaky, but the adults seem OK so Iâll go along with it and say âwheeâ like mom wants me toâ
âWow, that was exciting and I didnât die like I initially thought. I want to do it again!â
2nd time on ride âGenuine Whee!â
By a strange coincidence, âHowâre we gonna get down from here?â Is the title of my proposed national anthem, to replace the star spangled banner.
Sounds like a talking heads song.
If life is a rollercoaster-like ride, I am this little girl.
This is how I was as a kid. Once on the rides, I couldnât understand the hype.
What do you mean âBecause itâs an amusement parkâ? If I am not amused, can I get a refund?
Now I can kind of appreciate water parks, or rides which actually go somewhere. But I still get annoyed by the many rides which seem to be different ways of spinning people in circles.
As a child who did not like roller coasters, you are likely projecting.
Like Marla Singer projects her inner Dionne Warwick?
Perhaps. I didnt like them much either, which was why I was so surprised
when my kids responded to that stuff as I described above
God bless you, Mom!
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