Chamonix- The luge by: Lindsay

              

In Chamonix we went on this roller coaster called  a luge. it's a metal track you go down and you can control you're speed. There are blue or orange carts you can go in. My family all went 3 times. The only boring part is waiting for it to go up because is takes about 5 min. to go up the track. My experience there was really fun and i would go again but there aren't any luges in America.

Chamonix, France

We traveled to Chamoix, France last night. Our place is clean but small. Is has a trundle bed on wheels which Lindsay fell in love with.   Chamonix is very pretty. It's a green valley but the alps jut out of it at an incredibly steep angle. There is a glacier creeping down one mountain & very thick snow on one slope. Other ski runs look almost vertical.

We had a pizza dinner last night in the view of the alps. I managed the language barrier ok & ordered Lindsay goat cheese once I remembered the French word for it from the Trader Joe's label. I kept mushrooms off of Tom's pizza by pointing at the menu. It's not easy!

Scottish Festival 2014

I went to a Scottish festival. There was a clan Lindsay! I saw magic show and my cousin Rebecca was there. She was bored the whole time. I got to shoot arrows and almost got a bullseye. I had fun. 

Mother's Day 2014

Lunch at Mozza, then someone refused to take a photo w a normal face. Of course in the one photo where Lindsay looks normal, I made a weird face.

Spoiling Dinner

May 7, 2014

Poppy reserve

We went to the poppy reserve on May 4, 2014. It was very windy. We walked around for about two hours.

Back Pack

Backpack

Snapshot Image – don’t forget

Almost late for school

Morning madness rush

Watching you run from the car

Breathless goodbye

To the stairs – almost there –

Then, brace yourself for the heavy load - hoist the backpack up those steps

Such a childhood burden

I hate seeing that bag weigh you down

Adulthood waits – with all its cares and burdens

Stay free from the load as long as you can.

Retain your innocence, your freedom, the idea that the world is yours for the taking.

I hated seeing you as an adult in training, pulling your load behind you, dragging it up the stairs, inevitable burden.