[BlooMoose]

Originally Posted by Syncrosonix

Good Morning... :wink:

[BlooMoose]

Originally Posted by RebelDarlin

They will be tall then.

So did you go to Paul Bunyans when you were in the Dells? My kids always had to go there at least once whenever we were up there. Of course that was years ago, so I'm not sure if it's still as good.

I'm 5' 4 1/2" ...my oldest girl, who is 11 and in 6th grade, is 5'8" already...he dad is just 6'1". Bree was 3' tall when she was 2 years old...(24" at birth)...I quit trying to worry about her height anc concentrated on buying shoes and clothes...which she has consistently shot through since birth...I can't keep her in either...

I had her in yearly in to see an endocrinologist until she was 6, checking her IGH numbers and having x-rays. I finally quit taking her in...towers over me. It's just ridiculous!

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by RebelDarlin

So did you go to Paul Bunyans when you were in the Dells? My kids always had to go there at least once whenever we were up there. Of course that was years ago, so I'm not sure if it's still as good.

We went to the Ripley's Museum (the kids were scared out of their minds), to "Top Secret" (the upside down White House), and to Noah's Ark. We were there for Noah's Ark. The kids actually went on most of the rides too. My daughter was scared to death to go on one of the easier waterslides, and eventually I coaxed her onto it. After she went down once, I think she rode that same slide about 15 more times. :lol:

[Syncrosonix]

Originally Posted by BlooMoose

Good Morning... :wink:

g'mornin'! 8)

[Windwalker]

Originally Posted by RebelDarlin

So did you go to Paul Bunyans when you were in the Dells? My kids always had to go there at least once whenever we were up there. Of course that was years ago, so I'm not sure if it's still as good.

There is also a "PAUL BUNYAN'S COOK SHANTY" in Minoqua - woodruff, in Northern Wisconsin as well. Used to be that when you went by there, there were always anywhere up to a dozen trucks parked there at any given time. Then, they put in curbs and blacktop over the old gravel lot, and trucks can no longer get in there. I haven't been in there since. But as I remember, the food was some of the best I've ever had. Don't know if it's the same owners at the Dells, but if it is, it has got to be some GOOOOOOOOOD EATIN'.

[Syncrosonix]

i ran over a patch of nails and screws today while i was in buena park, ca. 3 out of 8 drive tires were totally flat.

[BlooMoose]

Originally Posted by Syncrosonix

i ran over a patch of nails and screws today while i was in buena park, ca. 3 out of 8 drive tires were totally flat.

That sucks! Where are you now?

[Syncrosonix]

Originally Posted by BlooMoose

That sucks! Where are you now?

well, after my days in the movie industry came to an end. i retired and moved the fuck outta dodge. i now live on a private island that's far, far away from all the usual bs. i have become my own king. i rule this beeotch!

[RebelDarlin]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

We went to the Ripley's Museum (the kids were scared out of their minds), to "Top Secret" (the upside down White House), and to Noah's Ark. We were there for Noah's Ark. The kids actually went on most of the rides too. My daughter was scared to death to go on one of the easier waterslides, and eventually I coaxed her onto it. After she went down once, I think she rode that same slide about 15 more times. :lol:

I love Ripleys! And Noah's Ark is a blast. I bet she's very glad you coaxed in to trying it. Some of them do look scary, but they are fun.