Tyler

We got ice cream afterwards.

That's how snow relates.

Went to Baskin Robbins.

Oh, okay.

So not the cool place.

I had a hill and I'm pretty sure we were allowed to sled on it, but it was one of those hills where it was someone's house was up there and technically it's on their property.

We would like go there in the summer and we'd roll our red wagon down with the sides off for speed.

And then, you know, I don't think we owned a sled.

So we brought the wagon at in the snow and we would go in the wagon, which is functionally the same.

And I know that there's no difference, but.

It felt like sledding, right?

So it was different.

And I never knew if we actually had permission or not.

No one ever came out and yelled at us.

But I have distinct memories, much like the radio, that people did yell at us.

But I don't think anyone actually yelled at us.

Because there were also other kids occasionally, especially during the winter, that were on this hill.

But I had this sneaking suspicion that we were not supposed to be there the entire time.

So I never really had fun.

So I'd always tell my brother, we need to leave.