PrincessTinker11
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- Jan 14, 2010
Glad he is feeling better and the trip is still on.
I would not call it a Coaster in the Thrill park sense. It would be more like a semi-fast moving lazy river ride high up in the air. only three turns: one 270 degree at the beginning which is the overhang, blink and you miss it; one 180 degree turn at the halfway point and the last 180 degree at the end (gotta get around the funnels). Ride takes about 60 seconds to complete. The most physically demanding part is climbing the stairs (about 2 stories) to get to the ride, depending on the time of day that could either take 30 seconds (no one there) or 30 minutes (everyone shows up to ride).
As far as the food, i look at dinner as one big food tasting. I order pretty much everything on the menu and then sample it all (this typically includes the "healthy", "weight watcher" dinners). Most of it is excellent and viewing it as a tasting means I probably only eat my normal amount but I get to taste it all (I will devour my favorite)
I do the same for the dessert menu even the "no sugar" versions which at times are the best ones (other times they are the worst).
PS. I gave up on the salt shaker when I was a teen and my dad had too. The only salt on my food is what is cooked with (and my wife, kitchen-chef, loves to cook). Now 47, I only see salt shakers as table decorations.
High blood pressure runs in my family too so I gave up salt as well. Salt is in our foods anyway so I have learned not to season with it...
Glad to hear that your husband is doing better and hope he will feel up to the aquaduck, I also agree that the stairs would be the only concern...