Mudgirl managed to find that one little patch of mud in an otherwise dry park. It was warm and dry that day too, as I recall. If there’s mud to be found, she’ll find it.
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(OK, why does my spell checker want to change Kimche to Chemise, or Cherubim?)
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Even your spell checker doesn’t like the kimche!
Sorry, had to get one last kimche joke in for the year. I’ll have to save the rest up for next year. If you bring twice as much kimche next year can we make twice as many jokes about it?
The list looks like it’s light on the fruits and vegetables side, unless I include the attendees. Har har har. (Sorry. Will have coffee and try to come up with a better one.)
I have no car for the weekend, mine is in the shop and my in-laws have returned from their vacation so theirs goes back to them today. Just as well, since i’ll probably end up working anyway. Stupid job.
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Heavy on the nuts, though.
I have no car for the weekend, mine is in the shop and my in-laws have returned from their vacation so theirs goes back to them today. Just as well, since i’ll probably end up working anyway. Stupid job.
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If you can persuade the job to go stuff it, there’s got to be someone around here who can give you a lift. Anybody?
I didn’t find salt and pepper in picnic-size containers. I’ll check again tonight when I pick up buns.
It’s not just me, it’s two extra people one of whom requires a car seat. And seriously, I will end up working Saturday, since Sunday is the Canadian Thanksgiving party and I’m NOT working then.
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Are there directions from I-70? Since we’re coming from Annapolis, we can avoid all the major metropolitan areas and just pick up I-70 west of Baltimore. But I’m not sure where that would fit in your various sets of directions.
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I 70 does a very nice job of meeting US 15 at Frederick.
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We could always pour a bunch of water on a patch of dirt. We have at least one dog who’ll join mudgirl happily.
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Apologies for not having clarified this earlier, PA dog law requires that unless on private property, the owner or handler must exercise control over the dog. A leash is recommended.
Given that we are sharing the park with others, my comments are offered as an advisory so everyone has an enjoyable experience.
Since I am bringing some dry ice up (I still do not know what it is for…), I will also be bringing something cold like ice cream sandwiches or popsicles.
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Since I am bringing some dry ice up (I still do not know what it is for…), I will also be bringing something cold like ice cream sandwiches or popsicles.
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twickster had the idea of blowing bubbles onto the dry ice to freeze them and watch them shatter. Family fun for everyone!
No problem, dances, we always take the pups out on leashes. Maryland law – at least in our county – only allows them to be off-leash in designated off-leash areas or when “training.” We do take Isaac off-leash to throw his toy for him to retrieve, since that is how we reinforce his good behavior, but that’s only for that limited purpose and then he’s right back on.
But there’s nothing saying the dogs can’t go into a mud puddle while leashed. Just try 'em.