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Great shots, looks like a good time was had by all. I don't know about the pod ride, I'd probably have to do that one by myself...dh doesn't do confined areas like that.
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Great pictures Al. You have a wonderful family and your daughter is really cute! I have been to the top of the Arch and I could not believe it when my turn came to get into the pod-I first thought it was a joke! I was in with a father and his kids and his son kept asking him if he was going to throw up. I get sick when I see someone else throwing up, so I kept praying that he did not. Luckily, we made it to the top without that experience! Aslo, your daughter's room reminds me of my 17 yr old daughter's room also. (That looks so weird-17 yrs old-she just had a birthday last week and I cant' believe that my "baby" is 17 yrs old!
thanks for sharing, Al. Looks like you had a great time. I remember going up in the arch when I was probably 17 or so. Don't think I could do it today but it's a great memory.
Great pictures Al.* You have a wonderful family and your daughter is really cute!* I have been to the top of the Arch and I could not believe it when my turn came to get into the pod-I first thought it was a joke!* I was in with a father and his kids and his son kept asking him if he was going to throw up.* I get sick when I see someone else throwing up, so I kept praying that he did not.* Luckily, we made it to the top without that experience!* Aslo, your daughter's room reminds me of my 17 yr old daughter's room also.* (That looks so weird-17 yrs old-she just had a birthday last week and I cant' believe that my "baby" is 17 yrs old!
Dreamer
I never got up (there's a fat one over the plate for you jokers) ..................although I've been to St. Louis a 100 times at least. Most of the places I traveled pre-ER, I only saw airports, hotels, offices, train stations, bars,
taxis, etc. Back to St. Louis, maybe I never went up as I have always
been an arch-conservative.
Hey Dreamer...............my "baby" is 40. I can't believe it either
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. Reminds me of how my 15 yr old keeps her room.
but it's a great memory.
..................although I've been to St. Louis a 100 times at least. Most of the places I traveled pre-ER, I only saw airports, hotels, offices, train stations, bars,
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