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Tuesday, May 17, 2005 at 9:03 PM

Tramp-o-line

Trampolines are fun! Had my first first experience with one this evening. It is a smile I think I will carry with me for awhile. It felt good to giggle with friends, and whoops! lose both my stomach and my footing. People don't usually laugh when they lose their footing and most times, it is probably more dangerous to do so on a trampoline.

By adriennelibrarian at 9:03 PM

Blogger Shaw Israel Izikson said...

Must still be in the air high on dat tramp-o-leeene there  

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