lol, I wish, I love just a tad bit of snow... not some big snow in with no electricity!

Ugh, i'm so torn, 'cause i love lots of snow...but driving in it is a nightmare and yeah if the power goes out...

But we've had the A/C go out down here in summer, that was pretty bad too. You can only take off so much before there's nothing TO take off, versus you can always add layers and survive the cold...

but on the other hand, you will have running water.

Hmmmm, you make an excellent point...but you have to pay for the running water, and i can't sleep in the bathtub!

Qh, okay. I've been there once when I was around 5, I believe.I love all roller coaster rides! I believe that Disney has good safety precautions, so I don't worry about that too much. In our school, all the music groups (band, orchestra, chorus) get to go to DisneyLAND in March. I can't wait!

I-I just need good grades... *facepalm*
And my grammar and sentence structures feel off right now. 0-0

Yeah, but sometimes it sounds more serious than it is, or less serious. I'm not the person who lets you think you can handle it when you might not be able to. I don't enjoy making people upset for laughs. Like some people don't like their butt to leave the seat; signs don't inform you of that. Or maybe the small room is only for a few seconds.


Ooooh, yeah, i've been to Disneyland once, it was really cool! All the rides are longer, and their Haunted Mansion has special halloween/christmas decorations, i'm told!

My birth father and uncle were in band, every 4 years they'd make a trip to Disney World. I went when i was little 'cause my mom was still friends with the band teacher and she organized one of the trips. Now we just meet up with them when they come, this year was one of 'em!

I was weird, i loved grammar. It came to me easy so it wasn't a pain. I think of everything as formulas though, key words and carefully placed punctuation. Now, if it's another language, nevermind, haha. Conjugating spanish verbs is awful...

True. I don't really have any fear that involves amusement parks or anything. I can understand why people would be uncomfortable, though.
Cool! I've actually never been to Disneyland, so that sounds awesome. We're staying in a Tropicana hotel nearby the park.
Nah, waking up makes my head go all mushy. xD I've been trying to use what we've been learning in English into the forums here.

I go with old people a lot, apparently, so i know all the rides that are fine but require a lot of effort getting in/out, too. But i mean, i want them to have a good time, so i make sure they know what they're getting into.

Yeah, it's pretty big, i only did the one side but oh maaan it was cool. Plus they have dual lines/loading zones so things move faster? It's really nice! We stayed with a relative about half an hour south of Anaheim, so.

Practice is always good! And what better place to talk than here?

The lines... I can be patient, but waiting in line is just boring. I remember going to Six Flags before and I had to wait in a line for 2 hours. We had to leave before even going on the ride, sadly.

I still can't tell the difference between a compound and a complex sentence. :/

but on the other hand, you have to pay for electricity and the heater and the a/c... plus... technically you could sleep in the tub...