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{ Who Cares About Sunday? }

I’ve always been a wuss.

I am terrible at sports and at any activity that requires exerting effort more than that required of lifting a cup of hot coffee. Of course I am exaggerating. But I have arms like that of a gibbon’s minus the fur. I guess what I am trying to say is that I’ve always been seen as a “fragile girl” (Galeria, 2012). Well, if you say fragile, you don’t run around, scream, guffaw, or show any activity of molecules in your body.

As much as I would like to blather about the state of my so-called fragility and gibbon-ish arms, I have more interesting story to tell. Again, not really a story but more of a photo gallery (Part II). I was invited by a college friend to a local amusement park last Sunday among with the rest of our college friends.

I felt like a kid again. As a wuss, I am easily daunted by the hideous rides that could make me flip and pee in my pants. But I forgot about me being fragile on that day. (I hate my friend who reminds me that I am somewhat fragile. Of course I kid.) :p


There’s something about the looming cloud and the twisted ropes of steel that made me pause for a moment.

This is one of the monstrous rides that I never thought I would allow myself to entrust my life to. But after this shot, I was actually thinking if we could be friends.

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Jack Sparrow should have been there.

Β Looks ominous, eh?

Bulbs. I find them attractive.

More bulbs.

And some more bulbs. Bulb-appreciation post.

Officially a bulb-appreciation post. They glitter like stars.

Surreal

Now that I think of it, bulbs everywhere! (Of course, idiot. This is a theme park!)

1) Bulb-appreciation post 2) Chucks-appreciation post

3) I sat on one of the horses in a twinkling-slash-magical MERRY-GO-ROUND.

My feet were tired. But I had fun. Lots of fun!

We’ve ridden every ride that we saw in that park. We didn’t care about the long lines. We didn’t care about the humid air and the sweat. We didn’t care that we were the only grown-ups in a sea of kids Β running around, excitedly pushing their way against the others in a labyrinth of a line. Most of all, we didn’t care that it was Sunday and we will be going back to reality the next day.

P.S. Please forgive my blurred and grainy photos. All were taken using Instagram. I brought my toy camera though. Films are still undeveloped as of this writing.

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6 responses to “{ Who Cares About Sunday? }”

  1. jenjereren Avatar
    jenjereren

    captivated by those bulbs, too. i remembered them way before i scrolled down your post. jungle splash bulbs. very pretty sight except for the ugly aftertaste of the young “go-get-a-room” lovebirds.

    1. spelledinbones Avatar
      spelledinbones

      That ride has the most lovely bulbs, I think.

  2. The Deranged Writer Avatar

    Hello, Myk. First time being in here… nice blog. πŸ˜€

    I can’t remember my first trip to an amusement park when I was 3, so I can say that I’ve never been to one before. Been to a humble carousel in some mall though, but that’s about it. πŸ˜› And I don’t mind the photos… they look artistic, at least. πŸ™‚

    1. spelledinbones Avatar
      spelledinbones

      Hello…Deranged Writer! It’s not too late to ride a carousel. Haha. Thanks for dropping by my page. πŸ™‚

  3. erix Avatar

    lovely bulbs plus lovely friends, what more can you ask for? πŸ™‚

    1. spelledinbones Avatar
      spelledinbones

      What more can I ask for? Another treat! Hehe. Thanks for inviting us.

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