We're considering an excursion to
Hersheypark's Christmas Candylane when we're in Pennsylvania later this week visiting relatives. The possibility led two excited girls to ask me to measure them. In our household height is measured according to
Hersheypark's candy bar coded ride restriction guidelines. This summer Tootle was a
Reeses (able to ride the Comet wooden
rollercoaster) and Doodle a Hershey bar (cleared for various steel
rollercoasters and bumper cars). Tootle
desperately wants to be a Hershey Bar and Doodle a
Twizzler (cleared for the kind of
rollercoasters that I probably won't let her ride). As of this morning, Tootle stands at 48 inches in her shoes, officially a Hershey bar. Doodle, at 53 inches, is still an inch shy of her goal. She should become a
Twizzler in time for next summer's trip to
Hersheypark. Very few of the thrilling rides are open in the winter (the
rollercoasters can't run in the cold weather) so falling short shouldn't matter too much. Doodle, who didn't become a Hershey bar until she was 7, is amazed that Tootle has reached this milestone at age 5. My tall girl is likely to tower over her older sister in a few short years.
1 comment:
What a fun way to measure height.
Beverly
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