brittany

absolutely amazing. i rode it yesterday, for the first time ever. when youre going down the first hill, if you look straight down, you cant see the track! its literally a 90* angle that you drop down. it was nearly a 2 hour wait, but well worth it!

My grandfather was born and raised in Ireland. It wasn’t until he was 17 that his family sent him to America with the money they had struggled to collect. I’ve always wanted to go and visit my family there, and I have heard that it is one of the most beautiful places one could ever witness. But I suppose for now I will just have to settle for hearing stories. Although it is a definite possibility for the future.

I’ve always loved the Tokyo street fashion.
It’s gorgeous =]
I hope that someday I will be able to visit Tokyo,
but that probably won’t be for a long time.

I absolutely LOVE camp piomingo!
There was so much energy and everyone got along soooo well.
The environment kept everyone in good spirits
If you are looking for a camp to attend, or even work at,
then you should definitely consider Piomingo.

8th grade field trip, 2 summers ago. It was a true experience.

We climbed the falls when we stopped in Ocho Rios on our cruise. Our guide along the falls said,

“If one person falls,”
and the crowd yelled,
“we all fall!’
& he said,
“bullshit! they get wet!”

It was my first rollercoaster.
My friend convinced me to get on it,
and from the looks of it, it didn’t look that scary.
Well, once I was strapped in, she started laughing and said,
“hey brittany… guess what. this rollercoaster goes upside down.. three times!”
I was terrified. But once we got off of the ride, I wanted to get right back on. If you ever visit cedar point, I definitely reccomend that you ride this rollercoaster.
=]

The last time i visited Cedar Point was in 2004. I went twice that summer, and it is definitely worth it. This year it’s 39.99 a ticket, and this coming Thursday, I’m hopping on a plane with one of my friends and going again.

:]