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| An old-fashioned black typewriter--not what I used to compose this Six Sentence Story! |
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Though it had been planned for weeks, she wonders if she can actually go through with it. Logically, it makes sense. One little step and it would all be over quickly. But here, standing on the high platform, primal fear rages deep inside her. I don't want to disappoint my children. Pressing ahead with that thought, she starts forward, leaving the security of the platform, and zip-lines across the gulf, where she arrives safely on the other side.
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| The ending platform for the zip line course is just a tiny dot across the reservoir. |
And you lived to write about it! WooHoo, and you even have a photo of the gulf!
ReplyDeleteWhat doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? :-)
DeleteThat's right! You crazy daredevil woman, lol. I remember when you shared that particular adventure. No doubt absolutely thrilling but...better you than me, lol
ReplyDeleteGlad you joined in the Six this week :)
Sometimes I surprise myself!
Deleteone word: No. Way.
ReplyDeletelol not such a fan of heights
nicely engaging Six!
Not such a fan myself. lol
Deletemy knees go weak at the third floor. This would be scary. great telling. good six.
ReplyDeleteI was definitely out of my element, but, as is often the case, I'm glad I went through with it.
DeleteI'd never be able to do this. Kudos to you! Nice to see you here :)
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure I would be able to, either. It was my birthday present from my kids, though, and I really didn't want to disappoint them. :-)
DeleteWonderful, the achievement and the story!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteThis is on my bucket list! Yay for you!
ReplyDeleteNow, that does sound like fun.
ReplyDeleteOof, no thank you. Once. That has been enough. (Fun Six!)
ReplyDeleteI'm with Clark on this one. Nope nope and nope. I shall live vicariously through your adventurous spirit!
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