Adventure Park!! YAY!

Adventure Park


Last week we went to adventure park. It was probably the most fun day of the year for me so far! I did everything there, and I would pick a favorite but I can't. It was so funny, in that movie thing, Jorja, Rhiannon, Anjani, Grace, Christella and I were screaming so loud the man operating the chairs was covering his ears. Also, there was a luge which was the first and last thing I went on, but it was really annoying the last time because the people in front of me kept crashing, but I didn't get mad because its not there fault, unless they did it on purpose, which they probably didn't, so yeah i'm not mad. And I went zip lining, which was really cool, but I had to wait in line for forty five minutes, but it was worth it. This is going to sound really weird, but I felt like a jellyfish. Because I was floating up and down. I know. Weird. Then there was also the shooting star, which was basically a thing that shot you up into the air then came back down, which terrified me, but I loved it, and I would NEVER do it again, but I want to do, but then I couldn't bring myself to. And I have to go to a work shop, and this blog post is really badly structured but oh well BYE!

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