You are right. I needed to fix dinner, spend some time with the hubby, and then bed. I didn't make that clear. We do stay up until 10 or so. I'm usually getting pretty tired by that time.I do confuse...is it about 5pm there?
Wow, that's a great picture, I would have loved to see those whales in person. Nice way to start the day.
I love my Ryka's. Designed for women. A larger toe box.Ryka are supposed to be very good. I've found for myself, that New Balance are the best for me; I buy the more expensive models in NB. They're my favorites!
That's what we do the night before we leave, put on clean sheets. Straighten up the house.
I love this picture. Snow does make the season bright!But, but . . . you guys, it's Christmas in July!!Here's a pretty picture just for you:
(as long as I don't have to go out in it)
I always had cold feet. Now, mine are normal. I don't have the sweating problem, yet.
That's a really great, funny story. Thanks for my laugh for the day!I have a funny story about chasing a bear outta' our campsite in the middle of the night on a Rocky Mountain backpacking trip back in the early '80's.
I've probably told this story before, but, here goes...
It was the middle of the night, and, at one point, I was slightly awakened by something that I thought "sproinged" one of my tent ropes. Nothing more, so started heading back to Slumberland.
Next thing I know, one of the guys is yelling "Wake up! We got a bear in camp!"
I quickly threw on (didn't even bother to lace the boots) my wool socks and hiking boots, grabbed my flashlight, and ran outside.
The bear was up in one of the trees I had hung our bear bag between that evening.
Next thing I know, everyone is turned around looking at me and giggling...and it was a co-ed group...at that moment, I realized I had taken the time to at least put on my socks and boots, but, beyond that was helping come to the rescue in just my tighty whities...!!!
We finally chased the bear outta' the tree and camp, and laughed even more for a long time after that...!
Down the street, with the community mail boxes.Got back?
I guess so. I was cleaning dishes, and heard this loud pop! The metal end of the can blew off and sent biscuits flying around in the refrigerator.
Me too, I've grown to like the Daiya cheese. Now, I prefer it, no consequences.
Nutso!While shopping for clothes for the trip I saw a dress in the store's window, went inside and asked if it came in my size. The sales person said "let me check" and came back and said sorry no but try this on. My ds and I could both fit in it
what if .. its not a nervous breakdown.. but figgy was replaced...
why sleep when you can sleepwalk in the parks.
I dont think you get my point.
You're correct, I don't get your point. 21 and over is by age, but, it is legally by age because of the fact the we have more then one standard in this country. 18 and 21! 21 being the key factor here. They can easily become liable if there is a whole lot of underage drinking happening on their property and if something bad happens litigation then might kick in to determine if they have any liability concerning the underage factor. If they are at least 21 then they don't have to worry about that part of it. As for the "credit card", over 25, requirement, that is a completely different situation. Payment requirements are completely different animals.
For this hotel, I understand as it is a convention hotel. The only thing I disagree with is you'll pay an extra adult fee if you're 18-20 to stay in the same room as your parents. I think if they are going to make the minimum check-in age 21, you should be able to stay in your parents' room without paying extra.I can't say I'm not without understanding for the corporations but I can't wrap my mind around the age discrimination that it appears to be at first blush. I wish we would just pick an age that is considered an adult and stick with it. This military 18, drinking 21, hotel 21-25, rent car 24, car insurance break at 25 etc etc I find the entire practice annoying. And if you do something illegal as a teen you can be charged as an adult. Really hard for me to wrap my brain around.
In other news, my grandmha is frustrating us a lot.
We keep telling her not to carry dishes, pick up stuff. but she insists.. infact she makes sure we are on the second floor.. so she sneaks to try to do these we forbid her to do.
She CANNOT CARRY ANYTHING NOW. but she seriously is a mule.. stubborn.. I once had to literally dive to prevent her from falling after she insisted in carrying 4 heavy ceramic saucers.
Now I just told her 30 minutes ago that if she wanted to go out, so I could get her chair outside... (we had to pack everything inside since it rained VERY hard yesterday)... she said NO, that she would go outside in the afternoon.
No less than 5 minutes ago, she was trying to pick up the heavy chair by herself..
