Nemo14
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This is precisely why I always dress for success...
Now there's a costume I could use for the potty,er, I mean party.
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Now there's a costume I could use for the potty,er, I mean party.
Nemo14
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NYwdwfan
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My husband doesn't read here either, but I just showed him the Mom anti-zombie brigade photo. Then, as I was scrolling down, he made me stop to reread your shirt story.
He said "That's a great story! I can't believe you didn't read it out loud to me!"My son was also reading over my shoulder, and told me to note the number of ripped t-shirts at regattas. It's apparently a common problem when one has to resort to a port-a-john.
Of course, being The Mom, I always have tissue in my ref bag.
Like I said - he wasn't embarrassed - he's proud of that story! I'm with you - I travel with tissues and Purell.
NYwdwfan
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Can't argue with that logic!
By the way, about a half hour ago my son announced he wants to be the zombie taxi driver from Ghostbusters II for Halloween.
EDIT: They shouldn't allow spastic people (like me) to download the wdwmagic app. No good comes of it.
Nemo14
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Be afraid - that's how it all begins you know....
NYwdwfan
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It was crazy. Out of nowhere he said, "mama, I think I want to be a zombie for Halloween". I didn't hear the "for Halloween" part at first. I swear I think my blood went cold - and it's about 95 degrees in my house.
NYwdwfan
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That's true! And because of u knuckleheads my first thought was, "great - now I'll have to carry around a cast iron skillet while we're trick or treating"!
Nemo14
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rsoxguy
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This is the point that I have been making all along. Preparation and alertness are the keys to survival. Apathy will ring the chuck wagon bell for the Rabid Pioneer Zombie Girls faster than the smell of bacon on a Saturday morning cattle drive.
My point is that armament and preparation are the keys toward success in any situation, not just a zombie invasion...
Nemo14
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This is the point that I have been making all along. Preparation and alertness are the keys to survival. Apathy will ring the chuck wagon bell for the Rabid Pioneer Zombie Girls faster than the smell of bacon on a Saturday morning cattle drive.
My point is that armament and preparation are the keys toward success in any situation, not just a zombie invasion...
When my daughter went to the Jr. prom with the son of a good friend of ours, my husband greeted him at the door with a baseball bat.
NYwdwfan
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I like that idea.
This is the point that I have been making all along. Preparation and alertness are the keys to survival. Apathy will ring the chuck wagon bell for the Rabid Pioneer Zombie Girls faster than the smell of bacon on a Saturday morning cattle drive.
My point is that armament and preparation are the keys toward success in any situation, not just a zombie invasion...
Looks like my daughter's prom night.
NYwdwfan
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Ya know, I read this and thought, "oh great - another opportunity for a lecture from rsoxguy about my slacking in the preparedness department" and then I read a few posts down and got said lecture!!
I carry a teflon skillet - much lighter in the handbag. Not as effective, however.
rsoxguy
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Nemo14
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Ya know, I read this and thought, "oh great - another opportunity for a lecture from rsoxguy about my slacking in the preparedness department" and then I read a few posts down and got said lecture!!
I carry a teflon skillet - much lighter in the handbag. Not as effective, however.
But it does clean up easier!
