My grandma and I left a note for my grandpa and walked down to the lake amidst the morning dew. It was gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous, my grandma and I lingered for a while, later headed back up to the cabin. Once my grandma and I were back at the cabin, my grandma began, almost out of breath, "I'm not sure" -breath- "if your grandpa will be able to make that climb," "You don't think so?" I counterquestioned. "Back in Illinois, maybe, but at this altitude..." She tried to catch her breath and shook her head. "Even though you're not out of breath..." "It's not that steep," I responded as I stressed the word 'that'. "Don't forget the rocks or the altitude, or the slipperiness, or the lengthiness, or all the other stuff up here" she asked seriously, afterward she
My grandma and I left a note for my grandpa and walked down to the lake amidst the morning dew. It was gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous, my grandma and I lingered for a while, later headed back up to the cabin. Once my grandma and I were back at the cabin, my grandma began, almost out of breath, "I'm not sure" -breath- "if your grandpa will be able to make that climb," "You don't think so?" I counterquestioned. "Back in Illinois, maybe, but at this altitude..." She tried to catch her breath and shook her head. "Even though you're not out of breath..." "It's not that steep," I responded as I stressed the word 'that'. "Don't forget the rocks or the altitude, or the slipperiness, or the lengthiness, or all the other stuff up here" she asked seriously, afterward she