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Does Wizard and Glass by Stephen King get better?
I'm reading book 4 (Wizard and Glass) of the Dark Tower Series by Stephen King. I'm on like page 370 and I'm pretty bored. I've never took so long to read a Stephen King book. Does it pick up and get better eventually?
Skip ahead to where they've finished telling Rolands loooong backstory. There's this really cool long (but good long) scene involving a gate with 13 crystal bars of 13 different colours and... well you read it yourself. I can't do it justice.
The High Kings - The parting glass
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Glasses at Kings Island?
I'm going to Kings Island for a school field trip and I wear glasses. I need to wear them to Kings Island so I cant leave them at home.They might fall off while I ride the roller coaster. I don't want to put them in those little boxes where you put you things while you ride the roller coaster. I don't want to wear eye glass retainers either. I can't put them in my pocket or else they'll probably get crushed. I don't have enough time to get contact lenses because the trip is in a month. Any suggestions on what I can do?
Glasses & Roller Coasters.
I have to wear glasses as well (and I don't have the option of getting contacts). I wear my glasses while riding! Believe it or not, "real" glasses fit way better than sun glasses. Therefore, they usually stay on your face. I love roller coasters, and I have NEVER lost a pair (and, I've been riding coasters for 25 years with glasses).
Now, sometime, they tell you to take your glasses off (not that common), and it needs to be stuffed somewhere. Here are a couple of suggestions:
(I go to Parks with) a fanny-pack (ugly, but very useful)
Wear shorts with cargo pockets (glasses are much more resilient against crushing than you think)
You can wear krokies (glass restraints -- if you're nervous, it's worth it)
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