maxiesmom
The Mean Squinty Eye Works
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- Jul 6, 2004
A coworker of mine is at Disney World right now. She has been posting all sorts of pics on facebook of her family having a great time, but today I saw a post that makes me wonder a bit about getting children on rides.
The post today is a pic of her sun on Rock n Rollercoaster. Her son looks scared out of his mind, though her post assures us he loved it. The post is followed by the comment that she may have forgotten to tell him how fast it went or that it went upside down, followed by a row of Haha faces.
To be honest, I don't find it funny. But everyone else who sees the pic seems to, judging by all the comments. The whole thing makes me wonder, have you ever kept back something about a ride in order to get a child on? And how did it work out? And if you haven't done so, would you "forget" to tell your child details about a ride in order to get them to try it?
The post today is a pic of her sun on Rock n Rollercoaster. Her son looks scared out of his mind, though her post assures us he loved it. The post is followed by the comment that she may have forgotten to tell him how fast it went or that it went upside down, followed by a row of Haha faces.
To be honest, I don't find it funny. But everyone else who sees the pic seems to, judging by all the comments. The whole thing makes me wonder, have you ever kept back something about a ride in order to get a child on? And how did it work out? And if you haven't done so, would you "forget" to tell your child details about a ride in order to get them to try it?