I walked around the Queen Anne Day festivities and found myself entranced by the little ones waiting outside of the bounce house. They were waiting oh-so-patiently, so earnestly, for their turn at what seemed to be ultimate joy. Suddenly, I yearned to jump in the bounce house, too. Then I realized, aren’t we all yearning for our turn in the bounce house?
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Tricia Chatter 
Love this Trish. Yes, there’s something about a bounce house! On Thursday we went to an outdoor concert downtown and they had one (even better it was free and no time limitation on how long you could bounce!)- both my kids were in there a long time even though we have a trampoline at home. Pure joy. I love watching them- one of the great things about kids is when they remind you how good life is. And ts heartening to see the kids in your photo waiting so patiently lol
I want to a bounce house, too. Are there bounce houses for adults? lol. We all should have unlimited bounce house time! 🙂