Last week, my Uncle Denny & my awesome cuz, Suzanne, went downtown to the Sears Tower--the tallest skyscraper in the United States (FYI: it was the tallest in the world, til the Japanese built a questionably taller one). Anywho, the Sears Tower has recently added this spectacular attraction called 'the ledge,' a glass balcony extending 4 feet where you can look 1353 feet straight down, to the streets below. I don't think my better whole would ever do this, but I would! Would you??
13 COMMENTS HERE:
Not a chance.....
No, I would not do this but I admire those who are brave enough to venture out there!
With my knees shaking like crazy.
Mel S.
i'd be freaking out but i would soooo do it.
I would absostinkinlutely do that! Sign me up to do that when I visit the Sears Tower! :)
Lindy, Kathy - so you'd be the one holding the camera? That's cool, man. Every crazy daredevil needs some1 there 2 prove it w/ a pic!! :)
Ann, CountryCuban, Mel - name the day, girls. I'd so do it w/ U!!
Hands down! I'd do it!
I hate heights but I love the adrenaline rush I get from it. It's sick really :)
when i first got to the ledge i could only put one foot on the glass floor and had one foot on the carpet - it was really scary to look down over a thousand feet. gradually i worked my way out onto the deck. it was like standing in mid air.
my dad just walked right out there and didnt even hesitate and started taking pictures.
i am sure there is a spiritual metaphor somewhere in this regarding faith and trust :)
msk
Yep, I'd do it.
Stacie - ur awesome...luv ur courage!
msk - thx 4 commenting!!!! ur face speaks a 1000 words in this pic. :)
And I agree, theres a faith metahphor in this.
Andy - OK, u seem like a confidant man. So lemme take it up a notch...wud u skydive from the top of the bldg?? ;-)
Love to say "I did that" sign me up emize
Emize - yes, u R a lil daredevil. I'm glad we're buds. I'll always have some1 to ride front in rolly coasters. :)
I would. They wouldn't have it if it wasn't safe to do.
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