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Jul. 4th, 2009 10:10 pmMonika: "How do you think the concert will be if Joel can't come?"
Mr. LaForce: "Better."
Soooooo we've been on our trip for almost a week now, and we have a little over a week next. We spent a few days in New Jersey, mostly in the West Windsor/Plainsboro/Princeton area (lol House). For once, though, I didn't visit anyone, because none of the people I normally see were in town.
And then we went down to Hershey Park, which was hardcore. We actually got rained out the first day we went (we usually do this two-day deal where they let you in after a certain hour for a reduced fee, and then you get to come in the next day for less, too). It started coming down about an hour or so after we arrived, then stopped for a little bit, then started again. We left about three hours earlier than we had planned because it didn't look it was going to let up a second time. Before the first closing, though, Jenny and I got utterly soaked because we got the last ride on Lightning Racer (a dueling wooden coaster that both of us are unnaturally obsessed with) before they closed it. It was pouring-- and AWESOME.
The next day we got into the park an hour early thanks to the campground we stayed at, and continued to ride the wooden rollercoasters like woah. I also feel the need to mention that we were the first people of the day to ride Lightning Racer, and the only ones on that particular trip. Dork dork dork.
Now we're in Virginia. We got in yesterday afternoon, though we're leaving this particular campground tomorrow (we couldn't get into our usual one for the weekend). The Verona campground is pretty epic-- I'll definitely try to get some pictures (especially of the random tame bunnies they have running around afdsajk).
I spent most of the day completely unaware of the fact that it was the Fourth of July. I'm so unpatriotic.
Mr. LaForce: "Better."
Soooooo we've been on our trip for almost a week now, and we have a little over a week next. We spent a few days in New Jersey, mostly in the West Windsor/Plainsboro/Princeton area (lol House). For once, though, I didn't visit anyone, because none of the people I normally see were in town.
And then we went down to Hershey Park, which was hardcore. We actually got rained out the first day we went (we usually do this two-day deal where they let you in after a certain hour for a reduced fee, and then you get to come in the next day for less, too). It started coming down about an hour or so after we arrived, then stopped for a little bit, then started again. We left about three hours earlier than we had planned because it didn't look it was going to let up a second time. Before the first closing, though, Jenny and I got utterly soaked because we got the last ride on Lightning Racer (a dueling wooden coaster that both of us are unnaturally obsessed with) before they closed it. It was pouring-- and AWESOME.
The next day we got into the park an hour early thanks to the campground we stayed at, and continued to ride the wooden rollercoasters like woah. I also feel the need to mention that we were the first people of the day to ride Lightning Racer, and the only ones on that particular trip. Dork dork dork.
Now we're in Virginia. We got in yesterday afternoon, though we're leaving this particular campground tomorrow (we couldn't get into our usual one for the weekend). The Verona campground is pretty epic-- I'll definitely try to get some pictures (especially of the random tame bunnies they have running around afdsajk).
I spent most of the day completely unaware of the fact that it was the Fourth of July. I'm so unpatriotic.
