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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, wait a second. How high up was the zip line? Yes I would expect to be called if my child took a fall from a very high spot. Yes, kids fall all the time, but they don't all fall from a second story window. So It really depends on what kind of fall she took. Also -- 1.25 hours? Why specifically 1.25 hours?[/quote] I really don't know. I said "Where is the zip line?" and mom said -over there. I couldn't see it as there were a lot of play structures in the woods and I was trying to pull up her cover up- she had on her swim suit- to see if there were any marks on her. I doubt it was really high but [b]the minute I heard zip line I think I saw National Geographic specials with zip lines over canyons or something. [/b][/quote] What??? You totally are an over-reactor over a lot of things, aren't you, lady? We grew up with a zipline that was about 5 feet off the ground, and it swooped down lower and lower towards the middle so that you'd have to be walking over that part of the area, and then get your momentum going again. [/quote] It was a joke. Lighten up!![/quote] Yeah, while you were pulling up her cover up to see if she had marks on her? Come on, you really over-reacted over this whole situation: the scoping out water and shade (???), the offer to stay (for a 9yo?????), the ability to be there "in three minutes," etc. You need to develop more of your own life so you don't worry over obsessive little things so much, and make your child into a worry-wart now too (she "refused her snack," "refused her dinner saying she didn't feel good [sic]," said the party was hot and boring, etc.). You are making your own child into a nervous nelly who cannot just relax and have fun with the rest of the kids. [/quote]
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