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[Sahirrnee]

Home from the armpit.

We ham ham, N.O.T. salad, and corn on the cob.
No cake, no dessert.
Sah-son got some pizza (leftovers) from his favorite pizza place.

We made good time, 90 minutes down and 80 minutes back.

Ripple behaved himself, other than getting into some of the toys left on the floor. I told my mother if she kept him for a few days the kids would learn real quick to pick their stuff up and put it away. He’s normally pretty shy but he was all over my mother, wagging his tail and ignoring me.

Happy to be home.

[missred]

metal mouse, it was north middle BF Tennessee. Two more miles and it would have been BF Kentucky.

Sunday chores are finished. I got some work done on my decorated capris and even sketched out a project to do with the ends of the pantlegs that I cut down. Supper was cilantro lime chicken with a strawberry cucumber salad and a chardonnay spritzer (you know the rule, one glass of wine in the dish and one in the chef )

[carnivorousplant]

@missred

Supper was cilantro lime chicken with a strawberry cucumber salad and a chardonnay spritzer (you know the rule, one glass of wine in the dish and one in the chef )

Will you post the recipe? Mrs. Plant (v.3.0) likes limes and cilantro and chicken.

[carnivorousplant]

@swampbear

Labyrinth is an interestin’ thing. The Minotaur was in more of a maze which I gather is considered a type of labyrinth. The labyrinth at the church house looks like this. Unless the Minotaur is really, really stoopid he could find his way out of our labyrinth.

Looks like he could escape following the rule I used in the video games Doom and Doom II; keep a wall on your right and always turn to the right.

[kopek]

We’re home. Much good food, much family, and a few good booms. The central PA Amish are slowly getting as used to us as the northeastern PA Amish.

Not by choice, of course ------- but used to us.

Don’t ask ------ some thing you heathen English just shouldn’t know.

[carnivorousplant]

@kopek

We’re home. Much good food, much family, and a few good booms. The central PA Amish are slowly getting as used to us as the northeastern PA Amish.

Not by choice, of course ------- but used to us.

Don’t ask ------ some thing you heathen English just shouldn’t know.

In my office, not by choice, I have become used to cockroaches. :dubious:
Mull over this, ladies, gentlemen, Kopec, Dogbutt and Spiderbutt.

[Buttercup_Smith]

Chicken,tatars and pecans and beans cooked together was the evening meal. Ready to go to sleepy town here.

[Buttercup_Smith]

OMG. not pecans and beans but peas and beans. Blasted autocorrect.

[FairyChatMom]

@Sunny_Daze

FCM have a little mercy on them. Having a baby causes a person to cast a blind eye on a lot of things through sheer necessity. There’s baby, there’s sleep, and there’s food. Everything else comes after that.

I promise you I’m not Suzy Homemaker and I’m no stranger to clutter. However, you can see the tops of tables and such in my house - they’re not buried under a foot of stuff. My baseboards may be a bit dusty, but I don’t have huge clumps of animal hair all over the floor. I can’t even begin to describe how filthy some of the things we packed are - not just dust, but layers of crud.

And it was that disgusting the day they brought the baby back from the hospital. Their landlady/roomie is a bit of a slob…

Anyway, they’re here and tomorrow we’ll start unpacking the truck and cleaning their crap.

Oh yeah, we’re home.