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imo this gem is the best Chaplin program...and miming aplenty throughout!
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Beatrice, that spread looks amazing! It is 1:30 pm New Year's Eve here and I wish I could start eating it now.
And a very Happy New Year, which I certainly hope is filled with more amazing crowns and more amazing trips for you (the photo of Jason re-gifting his crown to Tracy will always make me smile.)
.. Day later, lots of frustration about lack of fancy serving plates/cups etc. and one emergency grocery run later, I managed to make dips from Chef's recipes and whip something up. Getting this kind of things done by myself contribute to me feeling better, so I'm content (and will definitely buy myself a nice charcuterie board and fancy serving cups!).
I was at a very old hotel building in front of a ski resort next door to the epicenter of the earthquake when it happened. We went there to spend the new year holidays. It was really scary. Thankfully we were not stuck in the ski lifts as many people were. It was almost at the end of ski report/lifts business hours, we were tired and didn't take that last lift.
So glad to hear you and your husband made it through the quake safely! Living on the opposite rim of the Pacific, we also get many earthquakes on the coast here from Alaska down through British Columbia all the way south to California, so I know what you mean about barely noticing the frequent little ones. We have signposts on our main streets indicating the emergency escape routes if and when there's a bigger one.
Thank you so much @Diana Delafield ! Ah, your location is the same as here, there are defined routes, marked as earthquake escape routes and also the shelters etc. Bad when the earthquake escape road is broken by the earthquake
They always do say not to ski at the end of the day when you're tired. Normally that's to prevent accidents, but in your case it saved you both from a lot more danger! So relieved you were sensible and made it home all right.
OMGosh!! A welcome message; it has been a long while.. Hope you are well and contentHaven’t been on here regularly for a while but I must confess….I smiled pretty big when I got the notification today that I’ve been a member of the GS community for 10 years.
So many great times, and passionate debates. I’ve learned so much about myself and the world by communicating with this great community
The OG of the thread!!!!!!! Happy AnniversaryHaven’t been on here regularly for a while but I must confess….I smiled pretty big when I got the notification today that I’ve been a member of the GS community for 10 years.
So many great times, and passionate debates. I’ve learned so much about myself and the world by communicating with this great community
Congratulations.PS. Beatrice pops up to tell...
...that she was promoted today.
And Beatrice honestly doesn't know how to feel right now. I'm shocked.
I can only give you my personal biased opinion so take it with a grain of salt. I would buy as soon as possible and try to get as close to the ice as you can afford. I like to sit in the short ends of the rink or in the corners so I can watch everything without having to turn my neck too far or too often
. Prices may be expensive but, if you spend something like 10 hours a day at the rink watching practices as well as comps, the price per hour may not seem too bad. However we all have our own budgets to worry about so don't go higher than you can afford. You can always sit lower during the practices than where your actual seats are as long as you are willing to move if someone wants to claim their actual seat.
