Steve, Bethany, Ike, and I went to Park City today for some fun. The Park City Resort has some pretty fun activities to do. We went on the roller coaster, Alpine slide, and the zip line. Here's my funny story about the zip line. While we were waiting in line, things had come to a halt. We asked why and they said that some old guy had gotten stuck near the bottom before the platform and it was taking awhile to get him onto the platform. We all got a little laugh out of it. I even turned around to tell the people behind me that "some old guy was stuck." Ike and Bethany went next, zipped right on down. Then it was Steve and me. Well, guess who got stuck! ME!!!!!!!! I couldn't believe it. I was approximately 30 feet from the platform. They told me to straighten my arms and pull on the straps, alternating them, so it would shimmy the harness toward the platform. They also told me to sort of swing my legs to help it along. Well, as you know, I had shoulder surgery a couple of months ago and I can't straighten my arms all the way so it was very difficult. It didn't really hurt my shoulder but my arms are weak and I got very exhausted. All this time, Steve, Ike, Bethany, and I were cracking up laughing. They were on the platform encouraging me. The whole thing was sooo funny. Bethany was taking pictures. On top of all this, the people waiting in line to ride the roller coaster, who were below me and to the side, were all looking up watching the whole thing. I twisted around the best I could and waved to them all, yelling I was there for their entertainment. Many of them waved back. It was hilarious. After about 10 minutes, a worker came with a rope, threw it over the cable, climbed down off the platform and dragged the rope to me. I then took a hold of it, and it was supposed to be easily pulled to bring me in but it wasn't. I was hanging on with all I had as the worker was pulling it. As I lost my grip, it swung me just close enough where I could grab a hook to be pulled in. After I was released from the harness, the crowd clapped, I turned toward them, waved, and took a bow. As we exited the area, we were just cracking up. I turned to Ike and apologized to him for making him wait so long for lunch. What an ordeal. Picture in your mind a 51-year-old woman hanging on a zip line, trying to swing herself in, and then having to be rescued by the workers. Oh, wait, you don't have to picture it in your mind, here they are. ENJOY!!!!!!
Steve and I coming down


Me stuck and the worker to my rescue with the rope.