OT - NO POLITICS Happy Holidays Edition
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Sheppy
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Not me, but I had family that moved from Plymouth to Phoenix 25ish years ago. They had 3 small children and desperately needed more space. After the first winter they moved right back to Plymouth, same house they left the year before, and added a second level. They still live there.
I'm sure 90 percent of it was that they missed family (everybody is out this way) but I have heard my aunt say on multiple occasions that she wanted her kids to experience winter.
McGarnagle
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Johnny Upton
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I think it depends on which seasons you like. Last time I was in Las Vegas I met a pizza shop owner who had moved there from Connecticut. I asked that very question, whether or not it was weird for their holidays to not be in cold weather. He said it was strange at first but that he hated cold/snow and he got used to it being sunny all the time pretty quickly.
Bruinaura
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A friend came over and helped me decorate for Christmas.
Hattie doesn't know what to make of the tree. I hope I don't come home to find it on the floor after work one day.
Hattie doesn't know what to make of the tree. I hope I don't come home to find it on the floor after work one day.
After years of turkey, we switched to chickens because everyone liked them better. Yum!
It's true- I look forward to turkey sandwiches with the same if not greater enthusiasm as the meal itself.
It's true- I look forward to turkey sandwiches with the same if not greater enthusiasm as the meal itself.
It's true. Regardless of the type of meat, the next day sammich is often even better than the original serving the day before. One of the great joys of life!
Bruinaura
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Brush With Greatness, Vol. II,
Many Bruins and Bruins related folks at TD Garden and the Pro Shop today, and of course tomorrow.
I just met Richard Johnson, curator of the New England Sports Museum, featured commentator on the surprisingly excellent "History of the Boston Bruins" documentary (which you can find on YouTube), and co-author of the commemorative "Blood, Sweat and a 100 Years."
Then, I spotted former Bruin Bob Sweeney, now executive director of the Bruins Foundation.
"Hi, Swoop."
Finally, Bruins anthem singer Todd Angelly, who I had encountered previously, telling him what a fine voice he has, also visited the Pro Shop today, and I reintroduced myself to say hello.
They will be unveiling the bear "statue" (sic) outside the Garden at 3:30 today,
Many Bruins and Bruins related folks at TD Garden and the Pro Shop today, and of course tomorrow.
I just met Richard Johnson, curator of the New England Sports Museum, featured commentator on the surprisingly excellent "History of the Boston Bruins" documentary (which you can find on YouTube), and co-author of the commemorative "Blood, Sweat and a 100 Years."
Then, I spotted former Bruin Bob Sweeney, now executive director of the Bruins Foundation.
"Hi, Swoop."
Finally, Bruins anthem singer Todd Angelly, who I had encountered previously, telling him what a fine voice he has, also visited the Pro Shop today, and I reintroduced myself to say hello.
They will be unveiling the bear "statue" (sic) outside the Garden at 3:30 today,
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My body is screaming to give it veggies. So I just ate some pie to shut it up.
Leftovers end after tomorrow.
Leftovers end after tomorrow.
Olden McGroin
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