I think the closest amusement park for me is like 6 hours away. It's at least 5 to the nearest water park of any significant size.
I mean there is one in my town but it is really tiny. And indoors.
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I think the closest amusement park for me is like 6 hours away. It's at least 5 to the nearest water park of any significant size.
I mean there is one in my town but it is really tiny. And indoors.
I live like 10 minutes from the nearest water park. :cool:
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Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Also, we have a good amount of water parks in KC. The main one and the cheapo one for Northland are both close to me.
You'd be surprised, my muscles are so weak and tiny ;-; It might not take much strength, but I know that doing it over and over is going to wear me out at first. I doubt we'll go more than 2, 3 miles max.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_best_noobKayaking doesn't take that much arm strength, unless you plan on kayaking some real distance, like more than 2-3 miles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
I greatly, greatly dislike water parks. Rather be in the ocean.
I love sitting in the sun, listening to music or reading a book. Unfortunately sitting in the sun is dangerous for me as I'm literally too pale to tan and burn really easily :roll2
Find a babbling brook and read something compact and very long, like Proust, while gazing at flowers and maidens dancin'.
Using a magnifying glass to lazer the smurf out of some ants.
parasailing is one of my favorites during summer.
I walk around attacking portals o n ingress. Sometimes I bring my 3DS when i have a cooldown..... :D
Am I the only one who has no idea what Freya just said?
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Originally Posted by Shauna
It's a geocaching capture the flag game on my phone. It's by google and only on droids :D I have to play a game and physically go places to tag "portals". yeah I have to still be playing a game to get outside.
Lounging on my deck, reading a good book and sipping on my Margarita. :cat:
That sounds lame.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
I love swimming. It's the one thing I really miss moving out of the south where it was hot as hell during the summer. I'm only a dozen or so blocks from the beach, but the Pacific Ocean in San Francisco is not so inviting, temperature-wise.
I am down for some frisbee anytime, though.