PS roller coast plane ride

[Guest guest]

Well, # 1 Son loved the 45 minutes of open-cockpit loop-de-loops. Suffered

no muscle problems from the G forces, but did report that towards the end

when the pilot was doing back-to-back tricks, he saw his breakfast again for

the second time. No problem, he said, just ate a bigger lunch afterwards and

took his morning meds again. What's one measly breakfast in comparison with

the ride of your life, right?

Barbara

[Guest guest]

Hi Pamela.......Yes, he did get through the trip with no glitches (other

than lost luggage) and loved it all. We did see some violent clips from

Sydney on the news for a couple of days, but he was in Tasmania at that

time, so we weren't concerned. (This kid worked internationally in US

intelligence for 8 years, so he knows how to handle himself in dicey

situations.) The day before the loop-de-loops he said it had rained and

cleared the air, so once they got up over Sydney he could see all the way to

the Blue Mountains and the horizon. Fantastic view. These three weeks have

been an adventure he'll never forget---breakfast with the birds in the

rainforest, helicopter rides over the coral reef, etc. Thanks so much for

being there just in case. Your willingness to help made us all much more at

ease with this adventure.

Blessings!

Barbara

> Re: PS roller coast plane ride

>

> that's great news Barbara - hope the rest of the trip was good too with no

mishaps

> (I heard there was a little negative publicity about some trouble on one

of our

> beaches - I thought you may have worried you sent him into a war zone!)

pamela

> downunder

> PS roller coast plane ride

>

>

> Well, # 1 Son loved the 45 minutes of open-cockpit loop-de-loops.

Suffered

> no muscle problems from the G forces, but did report that towards the

end

> when the pilot was doing back-to-back tricks, he saw his breakfast again

for

> the second time. No problem, he said, just ate a bigger lunch afterwards

and

> took his morning meds again. What's one measly breakfast in comparison

with

> the ride of your life, right?

>

> Barbara

[Guest guest]

you're v welcome Barbara (and I do so love your writing style...)

PS roller coast plane ride

>

>

> Well, # 1 Son loved the 45 minutes of open-cockpit loop-de-loops.

Suffered

> no muscle problems from the G forces, but did report that towards the

end

> when the pilot was doing back-to-back tricks, he saw his breakfast again

for

> the second time. No problem, he said, just ate a bigger lunch afterwards

and

> took his morning meds again. What's one measly breakfast in comparison

with

> the ride of your life, right?

>

> Barbara

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