Does this mean more pictures of the pup ?
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
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No pup pics. We’re staying in a hotel for five nights, then picking up the RV and driving home.
Our friends across the street had to put down their beloved Boomer (male shih-tzu with the same colouring as Daisy) two months ago, and they are devastated. I asked if they wanted to babysit Daisy for the week we’re gone. Poor Dave literally teared up when I asked him. His wife is taking time off work to spoil her.
Bestie fears we may not get her back.
We finally procured a seasonal campsite today (yesterday technically), so Baby Bo will only be in the driveway for a week, for a thorough cleaning inside and out. I swore I’d never seasonal camp again, but we’re going to try it for this summer. I have a childhood friend at the same campground, so it will be nice to reconnect with her outside of Facebook.
MinnieM123
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Hubs and I are taking a mini-vacation (back on Thursday). Going to the mountains of NH to get some nice cold air, and hike a bit (lower elevations only -- upper elevations are still in the crampons and snowshoes, heavy snow conditions). So off we go today; we're staying at a nice country inn and the food there is excellent. Can't wait!! 
Jealous.Hubs and I are taking a mini-vacation (back on Thursday). Going to the mountains of NH to get some nice cold air, and hike a bit (lower elevations only -- upper elevations are still in the crampons and snowshoes, heavy snow conditions). So off we go today; we're staying at a nice country inn and the food there is excellent. Can't wait!!
You kids stay safe.
Like NH, been to Nashua and Keene where Mt Managnock is. I did not expect low 40 degree temps ( but breathe fresh cool air , not the sticky yucky get used to it humidity in the South ) in May in NH but we layered up with jackets sweaters and hats. The locals knew we were not used to cold temps.Hubs and I are taking a mini-vacation (back on Thursday). Going to the mountains of NH to get some nice cold air, and hike a bit (lower elevations only -- upper elevations are still in the crampons and snowshoes, heavy snow conditions). So off we go today; we're staying at a nice country inn and the food there is excellent. Can't wait!!
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NYwdwfan
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Huh - meant to quote your whole post but had highlighted this word to google it (anyone else? just me?) and thought it was interesting if you highlight a section of someone's post and hit quote or reply that's all you get in the box. I always deleted the extra text. Learned something new today.
Songbird76
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They could have got the picture straight
Songbird76
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Nah, then she couldn't have pushed it back upright!They could have got the picture straight
The pigeon seems entirely unconcerned
Songbird76
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Of course he is! It's falling the other way!The pigeon seems entirely unconcerned
SteveBrickNJ
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SteveBrickNJ
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@trr1 Tomorrow for dinner I am probably going to Panera Bread. I either want their pan pizza or their pepperoni baquette. Any opinions on those?
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I've had each choice in the past and they were/are both good.
It's a "win-win" kind of situation!
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Songbird76
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@trr1 Tomorrow for dinner I am probably going to Panera Bread. I either want their pan pizza or their pepperoni baquette. Any opinions on those?
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I've never eaten at Panera. It doesn't exist here. But both look good!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I’ve never eaten there either. Although the first Panera opened in Canada in 2008, according to Google Maps, the closest one is 59 km away.
SteveBrickNJ
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It's good if 15 kms or less.
As I'm sure you already sense, it is not worth the trip for you.
There is only one item I get in Panera - cinnamon crunch bagel non toasted all by itself. In the afternoon when all are sold my Panera makes no more for the day.
Add me to the list.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I suspect you’re on a lot of lists.