Many people are afraid of heights. I seek them out, to a point.
This does not mean I mountain climb for fun.
The A to Z Challenge – Z is for Zip Lining
I will admit that being blind means I can’t look out (from the edge of a tower or overlooking a waterfall) and see how high I am. This may detract from some of the fear most people understandably hold.
I may not be able to see it, but my rational comprehension tells me where I am. I will go zip lining at Niagara Falls in June, 2017, twenty years after I went to sleep living one kind of life, waking to a whole new one.
I will do it, surrounded by family and friends, overlooking my favourite natural wonder of the world.
Do not take anything in life for granted. We may not get to all live one way or another. We should be appreciative when we get to experience the things in life that make living so worthwhile.
***This is my first year of joining the A to Z Challenge and so I’ve decided to post randomly, as a way for new visitors to my blog to get to know me a little better. I look forward to discovering some interesting new blogs too.
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Do not take anything for granted – a wonderful end to your A to Z. And I like the idea that you have a bit of an advantage in the whole fear of heights department. Me? Heights aren’t my thing. You? Have a fantastic Zip line experience in June! Embrace the adventures in life!
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Good wishes.Proud to know that. I never tried zip lining.Need to explore where its done in India.
I don’t like heights. I can only go so far up…and that’s no far at all…and then want to come right down.