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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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unkadug
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and I don't say yall!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I do. A lot.
seahawk7
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I am from the Southwest specifically Albuquerque, New Mexico. People always think I am from Seattle but that's a long story.
Goofyernmost
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Sure but yall do live in Southern Canada. That BTW, doesn't amount to a hill of beans in the winter, eh!
StarWarsGirl
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None of the above. My mom had the pineapple pancakes, but I am allergic to pineapple and nuts. I had blueberry pancakes. My dad had the coffee. The rest of us are not coffee drinkers. If we go Monday, I will probably get the eggs.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
This particular plant is an heirloom plant, 21st century-"ugly" tomato. It was called a Brandywine. They are anything but a spherical mass however these tomatoes are big on weirdo shapes and beyond sweet and juicy. Slurp. Their skin is not red or orange-ish, it is more of a deep mauve. Dang they are good.
Goofyernmost
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I've said it before and I'll say it again. One cannot use the word coffee and good in the same context.
Goofyernmost
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I used to buy those all the time when I lived in Vermont. I haven't seen any of them here in North Carolina.This particular plant is an heirloom plant, 21st century-"ugly" tomato. It was called a Brandywine. They are anything but a spherical mass however these tomatoes are big on weirdo shapes and beyond sweet and juicy. Slurp. Their skin is not red or orange-ish, it is more of a deep mauve. Dang they are good.
seahawk7
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Right. Instead of good it should be heavenly.I've said it before and I'll say it again. One cannot use the word coffee and good in the same context.
unkadug
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Another non-coffee drinker here...but that is funny.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
seahawk7
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Love me some Sheldon
Soarin' Over Pgh
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Up cycled candle container lids into table coasters. Of course, they were being used as such before the conversion, hence the ugliness.
They're much prettier now
They're much prettier now
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I had to use Turner too, twice. It has been a while but the delivery was made to the front desk and it had to be charged to my room. I only remember that because I never attach a credit card to my room so I had to go up front and add that. They were nice and timely. The only thing that was different than up here was they would not have the pharmacist call my Doc. Doc's had to call pharmacist which made the crotchety receptionist even more snippy than usual.
We really have to s*ck up to Mrs. Cranky Pants too, he is a popular Doc, dang good one and a one man office. The snarky twit wields a lot of power.
donaldtoo
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I've said it before and I'll say it again. One cannot use the word coffee and good in the same context.
Although, we're not coffee drinkers either, DWifey and myself have been known to use the words "coffee" and good in the same context...
Cesar R M
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Cesar R M
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are you sure it invalidates the salad?
aka "This is Ranch dressing with a side of Salad".
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
When you first shared the great news that you and your daughter were going on a cruise, you had some slight hesitation about not being able to swim. So, I was pondering your recent comment, and I realized (as I started looking online) that there's quite a bit of helpful information on the web. There's even some videos. I thought that maybe if you watched a YouTube video, or read hints about beginner swimming for adults, that might be a good first step, toward helping to minimize some of your apprehension.
Then, maybe down the road, you might even have some interest in a local, adult group swim class (just for the basics). You see, I'm partial to pool or ocean swimming, in that I've loved the water ever since I was a little kid. When I was 5, I got my first swimming credential (I was awarded a "Guppy" skill recognition card!!). Lastly, you don't have to swim in deep water until you're ready, and it's toward the end of your swim lessons. The funny thing is that swimming in deep water is exactly the same as swimming in more shallow water. It's not scary at all!
Lastly, it's not required that you know how to swim to go on a cruise. The above was just some rambling thoughts I had this afternoon. You'll have a great time on your cruise!
I too was a Guppy. We received patches to sew on our suits for every fish level we attained. My little Sis was so ticked that she didn't get one that my Mom had to take a patch off a shirt of her polo and sew it on her suit to make her hush up.
Being an aquatic family I love your suggestion for @MOXOMUMD for beginner swim lessons, if for nothing else to become more comfortable with water and if a skill is learned treading water is a good one as is floating which is a beginner skill plus it is wonderful non-resistant Of the 3 main swim lesson vendors out there my favorite is The StarFishInstitute, many park districts and private pools use this system and more and more are going with this company over the other two. They really teach skill quickly. I'd really suggest private lessons as an adult, at least the first couple of levels. My kids were taught Red Cross however my dislike of that is there is too much squished into each level and makes it difficult to move onto the next level and they teach a lot of strokes that are antiquated or as an adult who really needs to learn Butterfly, we like our rotator cuffs in one piece. https://www.facebook.com/starfishaquatics
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