a deeper respect for my friend Tally
So, while in Denver this past weekend, my friend mentioned that we should ride the Cog Railroad and go to the top of Pike's Peak. This sounded like a lot of fun. I've never been to the top of a really really tall mountain. Off we went. but first, my friend grabbed really big jackets and gloves and hats. "But it's only 40 degrees outside" I said. "but it's going to be really cold at 14,000 ft." he said.
He was right. I now know what -25 degrees feels like and I would never like to feel it again. I lasted 15 minutes outside before I wussed and made my friend go inside for hot chocolate. I have no idea how Tally managed to live like that for months on end. I really admire her for having done that.
He was right. I now know what -25 degrees feels like and I would never like to feel it again. I lasted 15 minutes outside before I wussed and made my friend go inside for hot chocolate. I have no idea how Tally managed to live like that for months on end. I really admire her for having done that.