Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane...

[Koronin]

Heh, I'm scared to death of heights, too...but not chairlifts or rollercoasters, interestingly enough. That glass lookout thingie over the Grand Canyon sounds like a sort of Hell to me, though.

I agree with you. I've been to the one at the Grand Canyon, but there is one at the House on the Rock in (don't remember if it's Minnesota or Wisconsin). I couldn't walk very far out into that room. I'd think the one at the Grand Canyon would be worse.

[aka_kim]

Wow, Veronica! I think I'd need to wear a diaper if I tried skydiving, so probably better for everyone if I don't.

[zoom-zoom]

I agree with you. I've been to the one at the Grand Canyon, but there is one at the House on the Rock in (don't remember if it's Minnesota or Wisconsin). I couldn't walk very far out into that room. I'd think the one at the Grand Canyon would be worse.

And there are pop-out look outs like that on the Sears/Willis tower....oh, hayul no!!!

[Catrin]

Veronica, I think you did great! I am amazed at people who can do this without becoming a basket case - they would need to pry my fingers off of the person I came down with and probably give me drugs to calm me - I won't even climb on a ladder! Chairs are bad enough....Airplanes, oddly enough, don't bother me. Roller coasters, etc, nope. Can't pay me enough to ride one

Zoom-zoom, I agree completely!

[smittykitty]

I was a "bit" nervous when both of my children celebrated my son's 21st birthday by going skydiving.

When I asked him why they wanted to jump out of a perfectly good plane, he replied "the plane wasn't the good" he said he felt much better getting out of it! That was calming!

Never so happy to get a call from my kids when they were done!

[snapdragen]

How cool Veronica! This is something I've always wanted to do.