I agree, it's really awful Carnival food.That soup with the fritters sounds absolutely delish!!
Funny, it seems that everyone so far can't stand the food offerings in that picnic area, down near RNR and TOT. Wish they'd gut that section and put in better tasting food options. (Meanwhile . . . they dismantled S. Rolls . ..)
Wow! That I have never seen!
My DH and I love maps too. You know how people keep magazines in the bathroom? We keep a road atlas in it, and the page that always seems to be open is the one with Florida on itThat was a fun story that @donaldtoo shared. I too like maps. I have been known to look through our road Atlas from time to time, just looking at the maps. I'm not very good with puzzles but I am very good with maps and orientation. I once though of taking old maps and using them as wall paper or framing them in our spare bedroom. Ultimately I did not, as it seemed like too much work. But I guess you and I are both map geeks!
Wow that is insane. We only got 10. I guess we are super lucky. On the bright side, you didn't lose power.We've broken the 2 foot markNow hearing word school Thursday may be a no go
Michael's is where I'll head if I can't figure anything else out. If I can figure out something without having to drive over there.I agree with @MySmallWorldof4 . Places like Michael's have some lovely boxes, and the merchandise keeps rotating, so take your time looking for just the right one. (You can look online, but I prefer looking in one of their stores, because sometimes things look different in person.)
You can also decorate a plain box or basket (either from Michael's or elsewhere), if you feel like trying that. I'm not all that artistic either, but sometimes just small embellishments added to a plain or printed background color can be really nice. Even a a complementary colored ribbon can make your box look special.
Aw heck, what do I know? Save yourself some time and ask our resident artistic expert, Figgy!!!
Around here with that much snow the announcement would be school for the remainder of March is a no go. Actually, I might have welcomed a storm like that today as I have a fun for all involved Colonoscopy tomorrow morning. However, I have already done all of the fasting and half the go-go juice, I might as well get it over with tomorrow.We've broken the 2 foot mark
If that were to happen to me, I'm afraid that custodial would have to be called in to clean up the remains of what used to be a seagull. "Yea, ya ain't gotta worry bout seein him no more".
Good luck tomorrow!Around here with that much snow the announcement would be school for the remainder of March is a no go. Actually, I might have welcomed a storm like that today as I have a fun for all involved Colonoscopy tomorrow morning. However, I have already done all of the fasting and half the go-go juice, I might as well get it over with tomorrow.
If that were to happen to me, I'm afraid that custodial would have to be called in to clean up the remains of what used to be a seagull. "Yea, ya ain't gotta worry bout seein him no more".
Another beautiful picture. Thanks!
Everything is okay.OK gang, I'm out for tonight, and back to the grind tomorrow...!
Sweet Disney dreamin' to all...!!!
Laterrrrrrrrrrr...!!!!!
Wow! That I have never seen!
My DH and I love maps too. You know how people keep magazines in the bathroom? We keep a road atlas in it, and the page that always seems to be open is the one with Florida on it
Finally got out of there around 1:30. Walking to the train station was dicey with the snow and ice, but I made the train. Hubs picked me up at the station, but had a few minor skid-outs on the way down there to pick me up, even when he was driving very slowly. Most people out on the streets were just snowplow drivers and cops. Only lunatics like me who work in hospitals commute on a day like this!
Oh, I saw some incredible TV news footage of a giant tractor trailer that jack-knifed, doing a complete donut, on the Lenny Zakim Bridge (it's the widest bridge we have in Boston--10 lanes). It was a miracle that no cars were close enough to him when he spun out on the ice, because most people stayed off the road today. Whew! Later on, a passenger car flipped over on the Zakim--wasn't the safest day on the bridge . . .
Around here with that much snow the announcement would be school for the remainder of March is a no go. Actually, I might have welcomed a storm like that today as I have a fun for all involved Colonoscopy tomorrow morning. However, I have already done all of the fasting and half the go-go juice, I might as well get it over with tomorrow.
If that were to happen to me, I'm afraid that custodial would have to be called in to clean up the remains of what used to be a seagull. "Yea, ya ain't gotta worry bout seein him no more".
We just have Sonic and that's it. I do like to get a big root beer and a hot dog, when it's really nice and warm.
Oh, your response to Bets (above) just made me laugh. I read it very quickly and for a moment, I thought you meant that her GS (grandson) was 83?!
As a kid I used to love to look at maps so I could find the places that characters that I read about in books lived, like Laura Ingalls Wilder. I would spend hours staring at them trying to imagine how people lived in other places. So when my BF and I met and he said he loved maps too, I knew we were a match.This is so exciting--more map geeks!!!
Yes, some days I feel old enough to be a grandmother of an 83 year old.Oh, your response to Bets (above) just made me laugh. I read it very quickly and for a moment, I thought you meant that her GS (grandson) was 83?!
Ha ha! I thought the same thing for a minute!Oh, your response to Bets (above) just made me laugh. I read it very quickly and for a moment, I thought you meant that her GS (grandson) was 83?!
