Yesterday I saw something I hadn't seen for many years: A destroyed cassette tape, all unspooled and tangled in the weeds by the side of the road. It reminded me of walking by busy, dirty, sidewalk-less roads in New Jersey in the summer.
I have a problem. I want to go sledding, but I only have one sled. My semi-regular sledding partner, Max, has a baby now, a baby too young to safely hold onto while hurtling uncontrolled down a steep snowy hill. And it's hard to invite people to go sledding when it's BYOS. And when you're not, you know, 8 years old. What's a perpetually-adolescent, childless woman-child to do?
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
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I would go sledding solo. Go to Hospital Hill or someplace where there's lots of others sledding, and go for it, you know? There's camraderie (sp?) in sledding with others, even if they're strangers.
- S. Way (sis)
You should thank your lucky stars that you have snow to sled on. I've been itching to sled all winter, but there has been zero snow.
I'm not sure I would enjoy sledding solo, though, so good luck finding a partner.
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