Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[acishere]

Robin never even led us on a quest to steal from the rich and rob from the poor. Or should that be rob from the rich and steal from the poor?

Rob Meg and give to the WDW guests.

 

[PUSH]

Rob Meg and bring PUSH back.

It's about time someone spoke up!!

 

[JenniferS]

One load in the washer.
One load in the dryer.
House is spotless.

Time for ... a quick nap.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water...it was.

 

[acishere]

So all through dinner last night we had this feeling that someone was watching us...

 

[NYwdwfan]

So all thought dinner last night we had this feeling that someone was watching us...View attachment 50650

Is that In Cosmopolitan? Their casino/lobby the absolute loudest place on earth.

 

[englanddg]

Don't know how true this is...but it's plausible.

Costco life hacks...

 

[PUSH]

Is that In Cosmopolitan? Their casino/lobby the absolute loudest place on earth.

You've obviously never been in an auditorium when Busey has the microphone.

 

[MinnieM123]

Sageteers, I am very confused. I read Robin of Loxley's poem and was amused. But, then I read that a number of Sageteers think he's leaving the thread? There were a few farewell references, but I thought that was just for the sake of the poem. April Fool's was yesterday, so I figure all the jokes are over, right?

 

[Lucky]

Sageteers, I am very confused. I read Robin of Loxley's poem and was amused. But, then I read that a number of Sageteers think he's leaving the thread? There were a few farewell references, but I thought that was just for the sake of the poem. April Fool's was yesterday, so I figure all the jokes are over, right?

Right.

 

[acishere]

Is that In Cosmopolitan? Their casino/lobby the absolute loudest place on earth.

This was Andrea's in the Wynn. My gf was in the Cosmo casino and said she liked it. I haven't gone in there yet.

 

[MinnieM123]

Right.

Maybe he'll make a guest appearance once in a while. I like to remain positive.

 

[PUSH]

I'm taking to my Sageteers for an opinion here. For one of my classes, I am to make a PowerPoint on a social studies lesson for any grade. I am choosing 4th grade to do. I was thinking the topic of my lesson would be Geography and Culture in France. I was wondering if that was too broad. What do you guys think?

Also, that's all I was giving for directions (aside from things like 17 slides, etc). Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[Lucky]

It's 7:57!

 

[Lucky]

Maybe he'll make a guest appearance once in a while. I like to remain positive.

Hope so. It's happened before.

 

[PUSH]

It's 7:57!

I'm never going to get over how emotional this moment is!


Oh, look! It's about time for Survivor. Time to move on!

 

[Lucky]

I'm taking to my Sageteers for an opinion here. For one of my classes, I am to make a PowerPoint on a social studies lesson for any grade. I am choosing 4th grade to do. I was thinking the topic of my lesson would be Geography and Culture in France. I was wondering if that was too broad. What do you guys think?

Also, that's all I was giving for directions (aside from things like 17 slides, etc). Thanks in advance for any help!

It's not too broad for 4th graders. Just show them the France movie at Epcot.

 

[PUSH]

Hope so. It's happened before.

Maybe he's one of the dancing giraffes.

 

[MinnieM123]

I'm taking to my Sageteers for an opinion here. For one of my classes, I am to make a PowerPoint on a social studies lesson for any grade. I am choosing 4th grade to do. I was thinking the topic of my lesson would be Geography and Culture in France. I was wondering if that was too broad. What do you guys think?

Also, that's all I was giving for directions (aside from things like 17 slides, etc). Thanks in advance for any help!

By "culture" do you also mean, for example, local industries such as the Alsace region for wine, and the French Riviera for perfume? Or, do you want the students to focus more on local cuisine and customs, like a regional form of dance? In other words, the geography part is clear, but "culture" may be a bit broad-based in its interpretation. Anyway, that was just my initial reaction to your question.

 

[PUSH]

By "culture" do you also mean, for example, local industries such as the Alsace region for wine, and the French Riviera for perfume? Or, do you want the students to focus more on local cuisine and customs, like a regional form of dance? In other words, the geography part is clear, but "culture" may be a bit broad-based in its interpretation. Anyway, that was just my initial reaction to your question.

I was thinking mainly local cuisines and customs type of stuff. Keeping it simple.