ajrwdwgirl
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He didn’t henplanned to but had to escape to Vegas.
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He didn’t henplanned to but had to escape to Vegas.
ajrwdwgirl
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@ajrwdwgirl thank you for sharing your trip with usI don't know if you've heard but to get into SWL once in the park you que up on the app to get into the land no max pass needed, good luck.
Yeah we are keeping tabs on the SWGE process, today is mostly DCA today though.
SteveBrickNJ
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Singapore will be strictly tourism for us. We'll even see their very own version of Universal Studios Theme Park!
Here is an aerial view of Singapore
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SteveBrickNJ
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My wife's sister lives with her husband and their 3 children in Batam Indonesia.
I've been a selfish and poor relative. I've never traveled over to Asia to see them.
I am finally taken the trek to literally the other side of the globe and doing the "better late than never" visit.
My wife and daughter have gone more than once. I've always stayed behind.
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Here is an aerial view of Batam Indonesia.
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Tuvalu
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Goofyernmost
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You say that because you didn't live along side the Canadian border for 63 years like I did. Believe me, except for a couple of "weird" word pronunciation (kinda like Texans
) there is little to no difference. Even the rudest of us can be polite when we want too. So all you really have to do is throw in a couple of words like eh, aboat, going oat, and ask for poutine or English Muffins once in a while... they would never know the difference. If you can find a way to fit in words like hockey, hat trick and Molson's you would never be discovered.Having been married to a Canadian for 29 years helps with the disguise as well.
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Go.Nijntje
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I hope you enjoy your first visit to Indonesia. Personally I love to travel in Asia as it is so different from our Western life style.
MouseDreaming
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A little late, but congratulations, and welcome to summer!
SteveBrickNJ
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Thank you. What will you do or what are you looking forward to this summer?
MouseDreaming
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That is pretty awesome! And, you are absolutely right, you never know.
MouseDreaming
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Wow! Sounds like quite the trip!
StarWarsGirl
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Got home yesterday. Have I mentioned we have two bathrooms being renovated? There is a layer of dust everywhere in the house except my room, my brother's room, (they were closed) and the basement. Trying to figure out if we can get a HEPA filter running in there. In the meantime, I might need to move to the basement.
MouseDreaming
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My kids are definitely having a more interesting summer. I am mostly just freaking out, as DS leaves for Europe soon. They are traveling to Germany, Austria, Poland, and the Czech Republic. I never knew CR has a huge jazz festival, Bohemian Jazz Festival, that goes through different cities. They are playing three cities as the headliners. But first, they have a gig at Pheasant Run. He is playing with the band, and his combo.
DD is getting ready for her first day of Driver's Ed. She is excited about going to Summerfest, soon. DH and I bought her ticket so she and a friend will enjoy Billie Eilish, while we walk about and sample some music from all of the different stages.
Once DS returns, we head Up North, to the UP for a bit to relax and unwind.
SteveBrickNJ
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Wow!... your plate....your kids plates are full!
MouseDreaming
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My plate is full of worry.
Seriously, though, I am very happy for DS. This is what he was hoping for. And, I get a lot of "arm chair" traveling. And DD is beyond excited that she finally gets to learn to to drive.
MySmallWorldof4
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I don't remember ever getting passed WW1. Now my 2 older kids in their world history program last year, went from the Civil War to 9/11. Homeschooling gets through everything.
MySmallWorldof4
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Your picture just reminded me that I need to get some dairy free plain yogurt. You are wondering why I assume? Because your bun reminded me of Naan bread and I want to make a gluten free vegan version I found yesterday.DWifey took the day off today, and her and DS (he has Monday’s off) headed to Houston last night to help MIL with her doc appt. this morniin’. New doc, as the last one proved to be amazingly incompetent.
Anyway, they made it home shortly before I did and had a dinner treat waitin’ for me...yep, you guessed it, Southside Market and Barbeque smoked brisket sandwich...!!!!!!!
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Just when I thought it was ketchup time, I gotta go.
MouseDreaming
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And I just found out, back to back dates. Poland, then Slovakia. I am not sure that DS even knows this, yet. Thank goodness for the internet, or I would probably never know.
StarWarsGirl
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*Sigh* No they wouldn't be and, at least when I was in school, they showed us raw footage from the time so we'd get more of what was going on. We watched lots of footage from the world wars. Oh, and the propoganda from the US. Including the Donald Duck as a Nazi one. My teachers sure loved it when YouTube was unblocked for them. We also had an entire history class on "We didn't start the Fire". My 11th grade history teacher was awesome.
Though I still fail to see how anyone though that duck and cover and fallout shelters would help if there were a nuclear attack. If there were a nuclear attack, if not killed by the initial blast, they'd die from the aftereffects, so...
StarWarsGirl
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So apparently, I needed some sleep.
