This past Friday, I was invited to go sledding at Lincoln Park with some students from the Newman Center. I hadn't been sledding in a long, long time, though I grew up less than two blocks away from the best sledding hills in town!
We didn't get started until around eleven at night, and it was 1:30 a.m. before my head finally hit the pillow. This was after a full day, coordinating an evening discussion group with our residents, and attending festivities at the Center. I had so much fun, though it took me a few moments of watching others go down the hill to get up the nerve to try! We used a variety of "sleds," from big pieces of cardboard to metal (trash can?) lids to actual plastic sleds and saucers. Although it was far from hot outside, I kept quite warm climbing back up the hill after each delightful passage down. It brought back memories! The only drawback from the night (besides some sleep deprivation), was hitting a rough spot on one of my downward voyages. Almost three days later, I still have a 'pain in the seat' when I walk or move the wrong way. I don't regret the outing, however; it was well worth it!!
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