Wheeeee rollercoaster
I visited Gröna Lund last Wednesday, was fun! I'm still afraid to upset my stomach too much with some of the more gut wrenching things, but I did the rollercoasters and they were wheefun. The new one - the broom thing - is fun, but as usual the classic Jetline coaster prevails... although the mouse one was good too.
I'm always afraid to lose my glasses on the rides, so I keep them in my pocket. Not sure if it's a silly precaution or not. It does take away a bit of the fun of the rides, unfortunately, since I'm not able to see properly. And going without glasses is a strain on my head, which led to a headache after a few rides. I still went on doing it though. I imagine it'd be quite unnerving to have my glasses on and have to be afraid to lose them all the time too.
I suppose I could just hold on to the damn things during the ride so they stay in place...
Before the visit I went to an art gallery and watched a bunch of art... things. The exhibit was about artists not normally considered artists, doing things not normally considered art. It was great fun and I felt my oil painting of the cabin in the forest fire was redeemed in a way, but I kept thinking it would have been a lot more fun if my sister was there too. She can usually provide insight on the art, or at least interesting perspectives.
I'm always afraid to lose my glasses on the rides, so I keep them in my pocket. Not sure if it's a silly precaution or not. It does take away a bit of the fun of the rides, unfortunately, since I'm not able to see properly. And going without glasses is a strain on my head, which led to a headache after a few rides. I still went on doing it though. I imagine it'd be quite unnerving to have my glasses on and have to be afraid to lose them all the time too.
I suppose I could just hold on to the damn things during the ride so they stay in place...
Before the visit I went to an art gallery and watched a bunch of art... things. The exhibit was about artists not normally considered artists, doing things not normally considered art. It was great fun and I felt my oil painting of the cabin in the forest fire was redeemed in a way, but I kept thinking it would have been a lot more fun if my sister was there too. She can usually provide insight on the art, or at least interesting perspectives.