I hardly ever have enough time these days to do a proper post on Sunday
mornings, so I am just going to post
a picture, and then you can tell me what it makes you feel or think in
the comments. I will too.
I remember feeling like if I pumped hard enough I could reach the sky. Exhilerating, scary and exciting all at the same time! I was always told to come straight home from school. One time I took a slight detour to the swings, just for a few minutes. My dress caught and ripped as I was jumping off. Boy . . . was mum ever angry with me. I had disobeyed AND ruined a dress. Bad me. xoxo
I used to love the swings, too. A few brave souls tried to swing so high they flipped over. Yikes! You don't see as many swings in the parks as you used to. I loved the teeter-totters, too. Enjoy your Sunday, Marie. God bless. Hugs, Elaine
Reminds me of the giant swings at playground near my grandfather's when I was a kid. Also had a giant slide and we would get pieces of wax paper, put that under our bottoms and slide down really really fast.
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I remember feeling like if I pumped hard enough I could reach the sky. Exhilerating, scary and exciting all at the same time! I was always told to come straight home from school. One time I took a slight detour to the swings, just for a few minutes. My dress caught and ripped as I was jumping off. Boy . . . was mum ever angry with me. I had disobeyed AND ruined a dress. Bad me. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI used to love the swings, too. A few brave souls tried to swing so high they flipped over. Yikes! You don't see as many swings in the parks as you used to. I loved the teeter-totters, too. Enjoy your Sunday, Marie. God bless. Hugs, Elaine
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember kids doing that. I was never brave enough Elaine! Love and hugs, xoxo
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ReplyDeleteDo you know I have never seen that movie! I need to rectify that! xoxo
DeleteReminds me of the giant swings at playground near my grandfather's when I was a kid. Also had a giant slide and we would get pieces of wax paper, put that under our bottoms and slide down really really fast.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like fun Kay! I remember the slides being really hot on the legs in the summer! The sun used to really heat up that polished metal! xoxo
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