Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

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August 26

• National Got Checked Day *
• National WebMistress Day
• National Dog Day
• National Women’s Equality Day
• National Cherry Popsicle Day

August 27

• National Pots De Creme Day
• National Just Because Day

August 28

• National Thoughtful Day
• National Red Wine Day
• National Power Rangers Day
• National Bow Tie Day
• National Cherry Turnovers Day
• Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day

August 29

• National Chop Suey Day
• National Lemon Juice Day

August 30

• National Toasted Marshmallow Day
• National Grief Awareness Day
• National Beach Day

August 31

• National South Carolina Day
• National Matchmaker Day
• National Diatomaceous Earth Day
• National Trail Mix Day
• National Eat Outside Day

August International Days​

August 27

• World Rock Paper Scissors Day

August 28

• International Read Comics in Public Day
• International Bat Nights – Last Full Weekend
• International Bacon Day (Last Saturday before Labor Day)

August 29

• International Day against Nuclear Tests
• According to Hoyle Day

August 30

• International Whale Shark Day
• International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance

August 31

• International Overdose Awareness Day

September National Months​

• Baby Safety Month
• Better Breakfast Month
• Classical Music Month
• Fall Hat Month
• Hispanic Heritage Month – September 15 to October 15
• Intergeneration Month
• International Update Your Resume Month
• Little League Month
• National Americana Month
• National Blood Cancer Awareness Month
• National Disease Literacy Month
• National Square Dance Month
• National Blueberry Popsicle Month
• National Chicken Month
• National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
• National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• National Courtesy Month
• National Honey Month
• National Italian Cheese Month
• National Library Card Sign Up Monthhttp://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-honey-month-september/
• National Neonatal Intensive Care Awareness Month
• National Mortgage Professional Month
• National Mushroom Month
• National Piano Month
• National Potato Month
• National Preparedness Month
• National Recovery Month
• National Rice Month
• National Self-Care Awareness Month
• National Sewing Month
• National Sickle Cell Awareness Month
• Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month
• Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Awareness Month
• Save Your Photos Monthhttp://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-rice-month-september/
• Self Improvement Monthhttp://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-rice-month-september/
• Whole Grains Month
• National Suicide Prevention Month

September National Weeks​

• National Childhood Injury Prevention Week – September 1-7, Annually
• National Waffle Week – First Full Week in September
• National Payroll Week – Week of Labor Day
• National Assisted Living Week – Starts Grandparent’s Day
• National Beauty and Barber Week * – Second Full Week in September
• National Arts In Education Week – Starts the Second Sunday in September
• National Truck Driver Appreciation Week – Second Full Week
• National Suicide Prevention Week – Second Full Week
• National Biscuit and Gravy Week – Second Week in September – Annually
• National Days of Prayer and Remembrance -September 8-10 – Annually
• National Nephrology Nurses Week – Second Full Week
• Line Dance Week – Starts on Second Monday through Saturday
• National Healthcare Environmental Services Week – Second Full Week
• National Historically Black Colleges & Universities Week – Changes Annually – Usually 2nd or 3rd week (September 20-26, 2020)
• National Eczema Week – Third Full Week
• Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week – Third Full Week
• National Farm Animals Awareness Week – Third Week in September
• National Farm Safety & Health Week – Third Full Week of September
• National Rehabilitation Awareness Week – Third Full Week in September
• National Singles Week -Third Full Week in September
• National Indoor Plant Week – Third Full Week of September
• National Surgical Technologists Week – Third Full Week of September
• National Security Officer Appreciation Week – Third Full Week
• National Construction Appreciation Week – Third Full Week
• National Keep Kids Creative Week – Last Week in September
• International Week of the Deaf – Last Full Week of September
• National Deaf Dog Week – Last Full Week in September
• National Chimney Safety Week – Week Before Fire Safety Week
• National Fall Foliage Week – Begins Last Sunday of September
• Active Aging Week – Week of October 1

September 1

• National Burnt Ends Day *
• National Acne Positivity Day
• National Chicken Boy’s Day
• National No Rhyme (Nor Reason) Day

September 2

• National Blueberry Popsicle Day
• National V-J Day

International days
September 1

• World Letter Writing Day

September 2

• International Cabernet Sauvignon Day – Thursday Before Labor Day

 

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We did a thing.

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Bought at end of season 2021 prices, free storage until we pick it up in the spring.

Now to buy a vehicle that can haul it. This floor plan is referred to as a “full time couple’s trailer”. Sleeps two comfortably (in the upgraded King-sized bed) … four in a pinch.

That will be a lot of fun! We used to go camping all the time when I was a kid. We went with aunts, uncles, and cousins.

As @ajrwdwgirl mentioned, Wisconsin has a lot of great campgrounds, and we are welcoming to Cananadians!

 

[JenniferS]

That will be a lot of fun! We used to go camping all the time when I was a kid. We went with aunts, uncles, and cousins.

As @ajrwdwgirl mentioned, Wisconsin has a lot of great campgrounds, and we are welcoming to Cananadians!

Uncle Joe won’t let us in yet.

We had a camper trailer in 2010 and 2011 we bought for my mom. It was such a hassle getting the kids out there every weekend. After my mom died, we couldn’t get rid of it fast enough.

I couldn’t stand the clique-ness, the politics, and the permanence of trailer park camping. If you had a bad neighbour, it wasn’t for a night or two, it was for five months.

I want to visit many locations, go day tripping, see the mountains one month, and the ocean the next. I’m getting excited!

 

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Uncle Joe won’t let us in yet.

We had a camper trailer in 2010 and 2011 we bought for my mom. It was such a hassle getting the kids out there After my mom died, we couldn’t get rid of it fast enough.

I couldn’t stand the clique-ness, the politics, and the permanence of trailer park camping. If you had a bad neighbour, it wasn’t for a night or two, it was for five months.

I want to visit many locations, go day tripping, see the mountains one month, and the ocean the next. I’m getting excited!

Wisconsin doesn't have oceans, but it does have some really nice lakes. And Lake Michigan is like an ocean without the sharks and whales. There's a really nice campground right on the lake called Kohler-Andrae State Park. We went there a couple times when I was younger. Beautiful beaches, and boardwalk paths through sand dunes.

And after you're done you can go the Devils Lake State Park. Great hiking along the bluffs and lake. And that's a lot closer to me, so you can say hi.

...when the border opens, of course.

 

[Wrangler-Rick]

Wisconsin doesn't have oceans, but it does have some really nice lakes. And Lake Michigan is like an ocean without the sharks and whales. There's a really nice campground right on the lake called Kohler-Andrae State Park. We went there a couple times when I was younger. Beautiful beaches, and boardwalk paths through sand dunes.

And after you're done you can go the Devils Lake State Park. Great hiking along the bluffs and lake. And that's a lot closer to me, so you can say hi.

...when the border opens, of course.

And a lot of great places for horse camping and trail riding!!!!

 

[JenniferS]

I am proof-reading 50+ pages of a fine print Purchase and Sale Agreement for a new Builder we’ve just signed up. It was written by a lawyer for a lawyer. Last I checked, I am not a lawyer.

My eyes are glazed over. Hopefully not permanently.

That being said, I’ve found a few typos and a couple of actual errors. Ten pages to go.

 

[MinnieM123]

I am proof-reading 50+ pages of a fine print Purchase and Sale Agreement for a new Builder we’ve just signed up. It was written by a lawyer for a lawyer. Last I checked, I am not a lawyer.

My eyes are glazed over. Hopefully not permanently.

That being said, I’ve found a few typos and a couple of actual errors. Ten pages to go.

After you've read it, maybe also run it by the lawyer for (whatever company that you work for) to review as well?

 

[Goofyernmost]

Uncle Joe won’t let us in yet.

We had a camper trailer in 2010 and 2011 we bought for my mom. It was such a hassle getting the kids out there every weekend. After my mom died, we couldn’t get rid of it fast enough.

I couldn’t stand the clique-ness, the politics, and the permanence of trailer park camping. If you had a bad neighbour, it wasn’t for a night or two, it was for five months.

I want to visit many locations, go day tripping, see the mountains one month, and the ocean the next. I’m getting excited!

And that is the way to do it. I have always been against those bus type campers. If you wanted to leave your campsite you had to take the whole place with you or tow a car behind. With a fifth wheel setup, you can have both a settled in location for exploring and no need for hotel rooms or extra vehicle.

I wrote a family book a few years back on my adventures in camping and why I hate it, but I know that others do enjoy it and if I were ever do go back to it, (I won't) what you have (so far) is the way I would want to travel. There is so much of Canada to see as well as the US (if we still exist after the Pandemic) a few test trips before hitting a big one will be well worth it.

 

[JenniferS]

After you've read it, maybe also run it by the lawyer for (whatever company that you work for) to review as well?

I sent it back to the Builder HO. I’m betting less than half of my corrections are made. Not my first rodeo.

 

[MinnieM123]

I want to visit many locations, go day tripping, see the mountains one month, and the ocean the next. I’m getting excited!

And, you might meet some nice company during your RV travels, too!

 

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I've spent my entire afternoon following a guy named Reed Timmer on Facebook and YouTube. He's been livestreaming from inside Hurricane Ida. His video keeps getting cut off, so he goes back and forth between the two apps. He's in the eye right now.

 

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its amazing that car rentals went up $800 since last year

 

[JenniferS]

its amazing that car rentals went up $800 since last year

Ho-lee!

 

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I'm exhausted. It was our first day today. I'm ready to curl in bed and sleep for the next couple days. It's like herding cats over the first couple of days.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

I'm exhausted. It was our first day today. I'm ready to curl in bed and sleep for the next couple days. It's like herding cats over the first couple of days.

We had transition days on Monday and Tuesday but they weren't required, but most of the middle school kids showed up. So I've been pretty wiped out since Monday. Today was our first official day and it went pretty well, but the herding cats thing is a good analogy.

 

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We had transition days on Monday and Tuesday but they weren't required, but most of the middle school kids showed up. So I've been pretty wiped out since Monday. Today was our first official day and it went pretty well, but the herding cats thing is a good analogy.

This sounds bad as a teacher, but I hate the first few weeks of school. I hate explaining all the routines and procedures. It's so much more fun once those are all taught, and the kids know what to do.

I saw a post on Facebook that said "Watch for the pumpkins". Meaning that when you start seeing pumpkins around, kids are settling into their routines, and we've gotten past the onboarding phase of the school year.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

This sounds bad as a teacher, but I hate the first few weeks of school. I hate explaining all the routines and procedures. It's so much more fun once those are all taught, and the kids know what to do.

I saw a post on Facebook that said "Watch for the pumpkins". Meaning that when you start seeing pumpkins around, kids are settling into their routines, and we've gotten past the onboarding phase of the school year.

I agree that getting them into the routine is not much fun. I teach 7,8, & 9 grade science so the first year they are learning the routine and the next year is reminding them of it, and by 9th grade they are like "yeah yeah we know".

 

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I agree that getting them into the routine is not much fun. I teach 7,8, & 9 grade science so the first year they are learning the routine and the next year is reminding them of it, and by 9th grade they are like "yeah yeah we know".

Meanwhile if my kids were virtual last year, they've never been in school for a full day. The last time they'd be in school was 4K, and if they didn't do 4K they've never been in a school setting. None of my kids have eaten in a cafeteria.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Today for my school district was the first required day for teachers to report. We all had come in previously at random times.
Today we heard 2 key note speakers and then we traveled to our various buildings to hear what our principal(s) had to say.
The students in my town do not come for the first day until next week.
Yet don't forget, our last day of school each year is much later than my 2 teacher friends on this thread.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

Today for my school district was the first required day for teachers to report. We all had come in previously at random times.
Today we heard 2 key note speakers and then we traveled to our various buildings to hear what our principal(s) had to say.
The students in my town do not come for the first day until next week.
Yet don't forget, our last day of school each year is much later than my 2 teacher friends on this thread.

Our school district use to pool with another district to higher a keynote/motivational speaker for our first couple days of in-service. I'm glad they don't do that anymore. The speakers we all quite good, but most of us in our heads were making lists of all the things we wanted to get done to start off the year. I wouldn't mind a speaker coming in mid-year, we all need a little pump up at that time.