I did not intend the whole week on my humor blog to be ``In Which --- '' posts and yet here we are. That here is, to be specific, there:
- MiSTed: Jaded Views, Part 17
- In Which I Issue an Apology Over This Secretary of State Business Again
- Statistics Saturday: Some Categories Of Exoplanets
- In Which I Have, Like, the _Worst_ Existential Crisis
- In Which I Guess the Truth About a Forgotten _the Price Is Right_ Game Is Just Too Much to Ask
- In Which I Am Running Late and Go Into Overtime? Undertime? Whatever It Is When You’re Late
- What’s Going On In Gil Thorp? What is this nonsense about a .751 batting average? May – July 2024
- MiSTed: Jaded Views, Part 18
And now my there is Cedar Point and my now is then, which is the last Sunday of October, and the pictures are these:

Some of the center columns of that swing ride. I always loved these as a kid and still enjoy them.

The swing ride by night, and its reflection in the Blurry Universe.

Walking along the Frontier Trail by night. Since it's Sunday they weren't haunting it but there's still spooky settings like the outhouse.

Wouldn't be Cedar Point if we didn't stop in at Blue Streak for an evening ride.

Blue Streak's lift hill by night. It was starting to rain. I like the spotlight effects of the raindrops on my lens. bunnyhugger hates them and wants me to clean my lens off, like, right now.

Rock monster animatronic, once more caught between performances.

And now to the Kiddy Kingdom Carousel. The replica haunted horse is on the right.

Bear and bear-cosplaying-as-a-panda on the Kiddy Kingdom carousel.

One of the umbrella rides in the Kiddy Kingdom, plus the lights of the Coliseum arcade.

Oh hey, it's Stitch as a gargoyle, that's fun!

The Giant Wheel and the lights of Dodgem, which sure looks like it's closed for the night, doesn't it?

Calypso, formerly Tiki Twirl, formerly formerly Calypso, as the rain makes the ground look all cinematographic.
Trivia: The first Olympic invitations for Palestine, Lithuania, and Slovakia were to the 1940 Summer Games, when they were scheduled for Helsinki. Source: Encyclopedia of the Modern Olympic Movement, Editors John E Findling, Kimberly D Pelle.
Currently Reading: John Adams, David McCullough.