I'm so old I Remember when:

[Love Donkeys]

For me it's small spaces. To the point I'd rather take the stairs than ride in an elevator.

Hubby & I went to my 25th high-school reunion, held in a very fancy hotel up on the tenth floor. All elevators were glass and went up the outside of the building. There was no way I was going in those elevator, told Hubby we could use the stairs. There was no way Hubby was going to hike up 10 stories! We ended up using the big freight elevator the hotel uses for furniture.

 

[MROO]

I found them!

Of course now I am tempted to give them a try.
At my advanced age that can only result in one of two outcomes - one emergency hip replacement, or two.
But it is sooo tempting!
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I still have mine ... and the skate key on a fat yarn hair tie.

 

[MROO]

Remember the TV show Romber Room?

Romper Room? With Miss Sally, who purportedly didn't like kids!

 

[MROO]

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Romper, stomper, bomper Boo!

 

[MROO]

Try working on a bridge 150 ft over the water.

No. Thank. You.

 

[MROO]

I've used up 15 of my 9 lives. And no... my name is not Morris.

Years ago, I had a gorgeous red tabby named Lancelot, because he'd been lanced ,,, a LOT! He was mauled by a cocker spaniel before he even had his eyes open. Our vet said he'd used up all eleven of his nine lives before he was six weeks old. Lance was my bestie for 16 years, after that!

 

[2 Acres]

 

[jxp]

Hubby & I went to my 25th high-school reunion, held in a very fancy hotel up on the tenth floor. All elevators were glass and went up the outside of the building. There was no way I was going in those elevator, told Hubby we could use the stairs. There was no way Hubby was going to hike up 10 stories! We ended up using the big freight elevator the hotel uses for furniture.

I might not mind a glass elevator as much. Seems it'd be a bit less claustrophobic.

 

[jxp]

I remember Jeff and Walter

 

[EmmaDonovan]

I love rollercoasters and tried to visit a different great park and ride them every summer for my birthday. Cedar Point was one of them and did not disappoint.

I love rollercoasters, too. Hang on to that for as long as you can. There may come a day when your doctors tell you you can't ride them anymore.

Funny how when you're young you just breeze past those signs in the queue with the lists of people who shouldn't ride, never thinking about how some day you'll be on that list. Ride as long as you can!