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Posted on 09/07/2006 10:11:42 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
New verse:
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Wrap 'em in saran wrap.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006 marks the fifth anniversary of the release of FotR. Anyone interested in a chat-view to honor the occasion?
Are we going to do Bakshi too? :)
I'm in.
We'll do the Bakshi whenever we can find it.
I only made the kids do half their school yesterday because of thegirl's birthday and told them they'd have to do the other half today...we still haven't done it. We've been out clearing off the walks and sledding. It's a great snow...we got at least 8". They played a game of clue and now their back out again...maybe when they come back inside we'll do the other half.
G'nad was allowed to go into work two hours late today...tried to convince them the roads we too bad to travel but they were gonna charge him a days leave and he doesn't have many on the books, so he took the truck. We have 3/4" of ice under all this snow and the plows hadn't gotten to the gravel yet, but he made it. He's on his way home now and plans another evening hunt.
Gunner was barking in the middle of the night and I peeked out at him and saw him barking at the falling snow. :-) I told him to get back in his kennel...which means dog house to him. Silly dog.
Mrsnad
Yes, unless that's the day my grandparents stop by - they are coming through town to visit my great-grandfather who lives a few hours north of here and are looking at that evening as a "stop by and see the house" possibility.
Wow. Five years already! It sure does go past fast.
Moving here in a few... pack up!
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