Back in high school, after I got my driver's license, there was a Dolly Madison Thrift Store by the bowling alley that had Lazer tag in it. They sold Zingers in a large brick form, like six inches b y four inches. I bought two of them once and ate them as soon as I could.
I still get nauseous even thinking about what that did to me.
Back in high school, after I got my driver's license, there was a Dolly Madison Thrift Store by the bowling alley that had Lazer tag in it. They sold Zingers in a large brick form, like six inches b y four inches. I bought two of them once and ate them as soon as I could.
I still get nauseous even thinking about what that did to me.
Back in high school, after I got my driver's license, there was a Dolly Madison Thrift Store by the bowling alley that had Lazer tag in it. They sold Zingers in a large brick form, like six inches b y four inches. I bought two of them once and ate them as soon as I could.
I still get nauseous even thinking about what that did to me.
I did a lot of things like that when I was younger. Sometimes I still fall into it, but I would like to think I am a little wise.
What I miss is the optimism of thinking I could eat a solid brick of cake with no consequences.
I never thought of it as blind optimism before. That is a beautiful way to remember all those crazy things.