room occupancy

One hundred and twenty people are allowed in our room.

Not really. But that's what I thought when I was looking at the sign on the back of our door.

Our room number is 120. The sign has the rates (like they are supposed to post) but I read it as occupancy.

Today we will abandon our room with it's 120 person occupancy and head toward Cedar Point. Whose occupancy is a lot more. It's a gorgeous day here in northern Ohio with temperatures promising to reach the 80's! Bill mentioned Indian Summer in his post the other day, it's a very funny post and seemingly true.

There will be no pictures today. Cedar Point (for those of you who don't know) is an amusement park. One of the best, if not the best. The number of roller coasters it has (not just carnival rides) is higher than any amusement park I know of. TV specials have been made just on Cedar Point. In the Travel Channel's top ten lists, Cedar Point always ranks when it's about roller coasters (and water parks even though technically their water park is a separate entrance/separate fee).

At any rate, whatever can fit in my pockets is going to the park with me. Nothing more, nothing less. Tissues for seasonal drippy nose? Check. Chapstick? Check. Mobile phone? Check. That's it. Thus, no camera. Too many things can happen to a camera on a ride.

We are very excited and have been looking forward to this for quite awhile (since the Sr. High went on their workcamp trip and Bill suggested this to Abbie). So, as we like to say, "See you on the flip side!"