I'm very happy on the days the dishwasher only has to run once
I think it is great that the first person he chooses to target is exactly the same personality. Wishful thinking, but, it would be nice if he got the message that he isn't king of the world and there are others out there with a mindset like his own. He can't just say..."You're fired" and they just pack up and go home. Dangerous, dangerous time we have gotten ourselves into. Godspeed to all of the world at this point.OMG. You took my thoughts lol
hey, I'm 35 and I still got TMNT and other figurines/toys *nerdmode*
I keep my nerdgasm, you keep your polka dots
I'll see your 35 and 41 and raise you a 47. I binge watched this whole set this week. (My Christmas present from my ex.)I see your 35 and raise you a 41 and have a lego millenium Falcon/ AT-AT/Shield Hellicarrier(and a very understanding DW )
I 'm not a ballet fan but I saw the Nutcracker when I was 6 and was enchanted with it. That's when I started my nutcracker collection.That's cool, so many fun places that close...!
A little different here, but, still so many fun destinations within the state, so it's cool!
The closest border to us is Louisiana, about a 5-hour drive east. El Paso to the west, on the other hand, is about 8.5 hrs. away by car.
As I posted before, Dallas about 4 hrs.
Port Aransas, our favorite Texas coastal destination, is about 4-5 hours away, depending on which route we decide to take, and how long the wait for the vehicle ferry is on the one route.
And, Houston is about 3, but, San Antonio (my hometown) is only about 1.5 hrs. down the road, with Six Flags Fiesta Texas, and SeaWorld San Antonio.
Also, New Braunfels (Schlitterbahn) is only about 1 hr. away.
New York City appears to be about a 26+ hour drive from here. I think we'll fly for that one.
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I have never been to an opera either, but, I have been to a ballet.
The Nutcracker has been running for 54 years here locally during the holiday season...!
I love these series, I was disappointed in Korra.I'll see your 35 and 41 and raise you a 47. I binge watched this whole set this week. (My Christmas present from my ex.)
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My older ds collects nutcrackers but he only has about 30 so far. With James it's snow globes and he's up to about 25.
I remember Nam ending without a great sense of what the heck it was as nobody would talk about it and everyone just knew it wasn't to be spoken of. I was just into school with MLK and I've shared the story before about never being so scared being in Perry GA when his murder was announced. Rocks being thrown at our car by mobs of people in the streets. I have very vivid memories of that day. I believe the very first time being that petrified, driving while white in that area, that day/weeks was pure terror to my family. That vacation in Florida we didn't venture out of the compound much and if we did it was during daylight and in areas my Dad knew well as safe. Driving back to Illinois he was cautious not to get lost and carefully plan our route home and where we overnighted.
oops I knew there was something on my to do list I forgot to do
Funny what a few years will do to someone's memories. Modern History is a fascinating thing to look at, all that has happened in our relatively short lifespan.
My DD recollection of 9/11, (the day of) is something very wrong had happened but nothing in her life came into play really. My DS on the other hand had a classroom English teacher meltdown and totally loose it with her classroom when they learned of the towers in her classroom from her. She informed the classroom and proceed to frantically tell the students we were at war now and that every male in the classroom would soon be drafted into the military. She totally freaked a classroom of students out and escalated everyone's anxieties. Normally I would have had her head on a platter for such a lack of decorum and professionalism however 9/11 brought us immediately in our school district bigger concerns overall. I just hope she remembers her meltdown always. My DS remembers his teacher more clearly than all the events that came down that day, get that since he was being drafted.
I was just a baby for The Missile and the Kennedy's. Nam I wore a POW bracelet, my thought of a POW was like being in jail on Gunsmoke.
Me now I am concerned, very different from my MLK experience though more like that sick feeling in the pit of your tummy like the day of 9/11 being tucked away in the Midwest which was bad but not nearly what others experienced in NY, Pentagon or Pennsylvania.
Riiiiiiightoops I knew there was something on my to do list I forgot to do
Be well
I hope its nothing serious!
You would love California. Your boys would love Carsland, the Indiana Jones ride...Space Mountain currently has an awesome Star Wars overlay, plus they have a ton of dark rides out there, like Monster's Inc, Pinnochio, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Alice in Wonderland, Snow White, Rodger Rabbit...tons to do. If I can take a vacation this summer, I'm actually thinking maybe going on the DL trip with my parents and then just a long weekend in WDW...long enough to swim in Stormalong Bay, see the new AK stuff, and hop on TofT. Then I would go back to WDW with them in the winter.
